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