Home science graduates : Carnegie and beyond

Collins, Jenny

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2009
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Collins, J. (2009).Home science graduates : Carnegie and beyond. [unpublished Unitec Research Committee Research Report].
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Abstract
1. Identify ways in which the teaching of „home' science was shaped by assumptions about gender? 2. How did the teaching of science to girls change? To what extent does this mirror developments and trends in the US? 3. How did women graduates of the Home Science School negotiate their constraints and opportunities as science academics and educators? 4. Critically appraise the interrelationships between science as a field of knowledge and issues of power and gender
Keywords:
home science education, women in higher education, gender, analysis of narratives, URC Research Report
ANZSRC Field of Research:
130308 Gender, Sexuality and Education
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Jenny Collins

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