This article surveyed 11,827 students Educational outcomes Gender is socially & culturally constructed Academic self-concept varies by track Gender norms affect study involvement Normalised behaviours, norms and values Track position and tracking Teacher expectations differ by track Student achievement Social constructionism Track stratification limits social mobility Boys participate in the "laddish culture" Girls tend to like studying more Gender is inherent and natural Gender sterotypes Post Structuralism Educational stratification School climate shapes student engagement Gender divide and gaps in education Teacher biases affect student engagement Biological essentialism: Peer influence affect study habits Gender differences vary by track Achievement gap reflects track positions Study motivation This article surveyed 11,827 students Educational outcomes Gender is socially & culturally constructed Academic self-concept varies by track Gender norms affect study involvement Normalised behaviours, norms and values Track position and tracking Teacher expectations differ by track Student achievement Social constructionism Track stratification limits social mobility Boys participate in the "laddish culture" Girls tend to like studying more Gender is inherent and natural Gender sterotypes Post Structuralism Educational stratification School climate shapes student engagement Gender divide and gaps in education Teacher biases affect student engagement Biological essentialism: Peer influence affect study habits Gender differences vary by track Achievement gap reflects track positions Study motivation
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This article surveyed 11,827 students
Educational outcomes
Gender is socially & culturally constructed
Academic self-concept varies by track
Gender norms affect study involvement
Normalised behaviours, norms and values
Track position and tracking
Teacher expectations differ by track
Student achievement
Social constructionism
Track stratification limits social mobility
Boys participate in the "laddish culture"
Girls tend to like studying more
Gender is inherent and natural
Gender sterotypes
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Structuralism
Educational stratification
School climate shapes student engagement
Gender divide and gaps in education
Teacher biases affect student engagement
Biological essentialism:
Peer influence affect study habits
Gender differences vary by track
Achievement gap reflects track positions
Study motivation