Feminism

Question 1

first wave point

Answer 1

girl improvement in education over history
- literacy rates by of women by 1900 was 97% equal

Question 2

first wave evidence

Answer 2

Clarendon commission

Question 3

first wave analysis

Answer 3

education act 1870-1899
- established state wide education for ages 5-12

Question 4

second wave feminism point

Answer 4

changes in women employment and ambition

Question 5

second wave feminism evidence

Answer 5

worth
- girls - education opportunities - 57% of girls now go to uni in uk
- women - changes in womens employment and can re-enter education - due to delayed motherhood

Question 6

second wave feminism analysis

Answer 6

sharpe
- girls ambitions shifted from love marriage and kids to jobs and career

Question 7

liberal feminism point

Answer 7

gradual reforms and greater representation of women

Question 8

liberal feminism evidence

Answer 8

STEM
girls into science
- push for girls to pursue careers in science
- only 35% of girls choose to study STEM

Question 9

liberal feminism analysis

Answer 9

weiner
- women are more represented in the history curriculum e.g Florence nightingale

Question 10

anti-feminist point

Answer 10

overrep of women in edu. and not enough role models for men

Question 11

anti-feminist evidence

Answer 11

TDA : around 80% of primary teachers are women
: lack of male role models

Question 12

anti-feminist analysis

Answer 12

Sewell
schools celebrate feminine qualities like organisation and not male qualities like leadership