Schools can effectively serve both girls and boys but some problems in society tend to interfere in this process, the main issue to be addressed is stereotypes.
The solution is in education
The origin of stereotypes is in education and therein lies the solution. Therefore, as UNESCO states in its Global Monitoring of Education Report, the support of governments is indispensable. For example, it is important to periodically review study plans, textbooks and teacher training programs to ensure that gender stereotypes are not perpetuated or to ensure the promotion of learning programs, mentorships, networks or scholarships to encourage the incorporation of women in STEM fields.
Within schools, the role of teachers is fundamental when it comes to promoting quality and gender-neutral education that aims at the well-being of students and respect for professional standards.
Gender stereotypes rarely find their way and affect sameschools, although they persist outside of them. In mixed schools, students speak and behave in the interest of asserting their gender-related self-concept. In same schools, this is a much less prominent issue, and students are less concerned about whether their behavior is masculine or feminine enough for how they would like to be seen.
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