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Chapman, Rachel – Gender and Education, 2022
In this research, feminist post-structuralism and queer theory were used to examine Australian early childhood educators' views on children's gender identity development, and the content on gender in the Australian Government's Early Years Learning Framework. The methodology and study design were based upon qualitative phenomenological research…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Kindergarten, Child Care Centers, Gender Issues
Reading Gender: A Feminist, Queer Approach to Children's Literature and Children's Discursive Agency
Earles, Jennifer – Gender and Education, 2017
Children's literature helps young people make sense of gender. However, while books offer children the imaginative ability to create their own worlds, normative gender can manifest in characters and stories. The study described in this article draws upon "disruptive" storytimes with 114 preschool children, interviews with 20 parents and…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Gender Issues, Preschool Children, Interviews
Wright, Hazel
R. – Gender and Education, 2013
Reporting on a study of mature women training to work in childcare, this article demonstrates how some women choose to be part-time mothers, workers and students, wanting "the best of both worlds". It presents a theory of integrated lives that contrasts with customary deficit models and shows how a series of reciprocal links bind the…
Descriptors: Womens Studies, Mothers, Family Work Relationship, Life Style