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(University of Oregon, 82)The Sex Equity in Educational Leadership (SEEL) project was designed to develop a model for achieving sex equity in school administration in Oregon that could then be adopted by other states. This volume is one of three ...
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(University of Oregon, 1968)In The Conduct of Inquiry Abraham Kaplan states that “what makes a concept significant is that the classification it institutes is one into which things fall as it were of themselves.” It is common to hear people speak of ...
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(University of Oregon, 1972)The struggle of a Native American community for the control of the education of their children is reviewed and analyzed from the theoretical perspective of internal colonialism. The theory of internal colonialism is ...
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(University of Oregon, 1973)This paper is a study of families involved in cross-racial adoptions, in this case American parents who adopted children of Korean heritage. The primary focus of the analysis is the recognition, acceptance, and/or emphasis ...
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(1973-10-09)The proposed dissertation has two parts: 1) a theoretical perspective on the process of socialization; and 2) an examination of a formal model of factors that influence life choices and sex-role related attitudes of young ...
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(1975)In response to a growing realization of the need to combat population growth within this country, many observers have suggested adoption as an alternative to biological child bearing. However, at the same time the pool ...
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(1975)It is my hope that this introduction will provide you with a comfortable framework for experiencing this study. The sections that follow will further expand on my process and findings. My involvement with this study began ...
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(Academic Press, 1975-08)Whether one envisions a socially androgynous world as an eminent disaster or a desirable long-term goal, it is clear that men and women do differ and have always differed cross-culturally and historically in their roles, ...
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(University of Oregon, 1977)While a majority of the professionals in education are women, the various occupational areas within education are sharply segregated by sex. Two thirds of all teachers in the United States are women, yet only 19.6% of ...
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(1979)For many years, and perhaps more often since the advent of the current feminist movement, people have asked, “Why can’t women achieve like men?” In many ways it is ironic that this question would even be asked. If we look ...
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(SAGE Publications, 1979-08)This paper uses survey data to explore the extent to which greater contact with women school administrators and changing generations can influence public prejudice toward women administrators and override the impact of ...
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(University of Oregon, 1979-09-18)This project will examine the ability of human capital and internal labor market theories to account for sex inequities in the education profession. The project will also examine the impact of the women's movement and ...
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(1980-02-25)The following is an attempt to organize my thoughts regarding the nature of inequality and education and the potential for CEPM to deal with these issues using the resources of the College of Education and the rest of the ...
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(University of Oregon, 1980-07-21)Previous theory and research suggest that the sex-typed definitions of school, the student role, and various subjects are important influences on sex differences in students' achievements and aspirations. Building on ...
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(1980-12-15)Below I describe four areas of possible research that may fit into CEPM's research paradigm. The first two deal with the general relationship between professionals' satisfaction with their work lives and student achievement ...
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(Springer, 1981)In an attempt to clarify the relation between parental variables, sexual preference, and sex-role attitudes, three groups of women were studied: lesbian feminists, heterosexual feminists, and heterosexual traditional ...
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(University of Oregon, 1981-09)This paper was written by the Education Professions Committee which is part of an NIE-funded program in the Center for Educational Policy and Management (CEPM) at the University of Oregon. The mission of the program is ...
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(1982)In this paper the authors explore the development of moral reasoning as it relates to ideologies regarding social change. Guided by Kohlberg's stage theory of morality and Rawls's theory of justice the authors predict ...
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(Springer, 1983)This article examines differences in subjective culture among three societies that vary in their extent of urbanization and differentiation and within these societies between females and males. David Bakan's agency-communion ...
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