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Maria Angeli

Abstract

As primary agents of socialisation, schools convey values and behavioural models which often reinforce gender stereotypes. At the same time, education can be an effective tool in challenging unequal gender-based power relationships. The purpose of this research is to further obtain insight into the reproduction of gender stereotypes across Cyprus’ schools. It also aims to record good practices, which, consciously or not, resist dominant gender-based stereotypes and strike a blow to the phenomenon of entrenched gender inequality. I have conducted this research in the course of my work at the Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies, in a six months period in 2018.

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Keywords

gender stereotypes, gender segregation, education, Cyprus

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How to Cite

“Constructing and Deconstructing Gender Stereotypes Across Cyprus’ Schools”. 2020. Cyprus Review 32 (1): 175-99. https://www.cyprusreview.org/index.php/cr/article/view/729.