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Women and Education
Winter 1998
Volume 17, Number 4
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Power
The Abandonment of the Pursuit of Equity and the Implications for Education
by Patricia McAdie
"If We Can't Get Equal, We'll Get Even": A Transformative Model of Gender Equity
by June Larkin and Pat Staton
Negotiating Power in the Classroom: The Example of Group Work
by Linda Briskin
Becoming a Leader: Strategies for Women in Educational Administration
by Barbara A. Gill
Power and Struggle in Educational Research: Interrogating the "Unity" in "Community"
by Janice Hladki
Pedagogy
Letter to Denise, A First-Year Teacher
by E. Lisbeth Donaldson
Gender Issues in Collaborative Learning
by Revathi Chennabathni and Gillian Rejskind
Culture, Gender, Power: "Revisioning" Northern Education
by Shari Buchan and Ingrid Johnson
Embodied Learning about Health and Healing: Involving the Body as Content and Pedagogy
by Diana L. Gustafson
The Cold War and the Sexual Chill: Freezing Girls Out of Sexual Education
by Christabelle Sethna
Literacy Learning for Survivors of Trauma: Acting "Normal"
by Jenny Horsman
Struck Dumb
by Mary Nyquist
Resistance is Futile, Or is It? Gender Lessons from a Micro Cybercommunity
by Robert A. Pritchard
Equity
Equity in the Women's Studies Classroom: The Politics of Voicing Difference
by Jacqueline Reid-Walsh and Elaine Correa
The Travails of Using an Anti-Racism and Feminism Approach When Teaching a Course on Women and Islam
by Goli M. Rezai Rashti
Identity Puzzles: Talking Sex in Education
by Margot Francis
Gender and Technology: Looking to the Past
by Denise M. Shortt
Women Writing, Women Teaching: Speculating on Domestic Space
by Barbara McLean
The Work of South African-Canadian Educator Goodie Tshabalala Mogadime
by Dolana Mogadime
Educators for Gender Equity: Organizing for Change
by Rebecca Priegert Coulter
Men's Resistance to Women's Education: The Personal is Political
by Norma Husk
Water Notes: On Women and Science
by Meg Walker
Eighteen Tips: A Guide for Including Everyone in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
by Susan Wismer
Grrrl Talk
by Janice Turner
Community
Shopping for Training
by Karen Lior and Susan Wismer
Gender and Education in an Agricultural Community
by Aniko Varpalotai
Interference: An Interview with Artist and Educator, Wilma Needham
by Lynne Bell and Carol Williams
Adorable filles d'aujourd'hui
par Stéphanie Dansereau et Jeanne Maranda
Employment and Training Services for Women in Metro Toronto
by Karen Lior and Ann Zelechow
Survey of Trends in Adult Education 1985-1995, and Perspectives for the Twenty-First Century
by Jennifer Stephen and Gaetan Beaude
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