Place, Gender and Student Outcomes: Implications for Pedagogy Reforms

Author(s)
McConaghy, Cathryn Elizabeth
Maxwell, Thomas William
Foskey, Ros
de Blaeij, Machteld
Publication Date
2008
Abstract
This chapter explores the new socio-spatial dynamics of gendered inequities in schooling in NSW and is complementary to the previous chapter entitled 'Place, Poverty and Student Outcomes'. It reports on key findings in relation to (a) the nature of the unevenness of student outcomes and (b) the impacts of teacher mobilities in rural schooling. The chapter addresses both questions with particular reference to gender. We present variations in student outcomes and gain scores using state-wide data for Years 3, 5, 7 and 8 Literacy and Numeracy and Years 10 and 12 in English and Mathematics by gender. The analysis then considers variations in outcomes by gender and sociological status at district and local school levels in one rural region (the New England Region).
Citation
Spaces and Places: The Rural Teacher Education Project, p. 223-262
ISBN
9781876938734
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Language
en
Publisher
Charles Sturt University, Faculty of Education
Edition
1
Title
Place, Gender and Student Outcomes: Implications for Pedagogy Reforms
Type of document
Book Chapter
Entity Type
Publication

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