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Teaching only stitching to girls and only machine work to boys is an example of what?

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Correct answer: Gender stereotype

Restricting girls to stitching and boys to machine work assumes that certain skills are suitable only for one gender. This is a gender stereotype because skills and career choices should depend on interest, ability and training, not gender. Equal opportunity would mean that all students can learn both types of skills. Exam tip: If a job or skill is described as being only for girls or only for boys, identify it as a gender stereotype.

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Gender StereotypesGender EqualitySkill TrainingWork RolesCareer EducationGender Issues Related To WorkWorkLivelihood And CareerWork Livelihood And Career

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