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Metha, Arlene – Planning and Changing, 1979
Presents some strategies for changing attitudes toward sex equity and Title IX. (IRT)
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Attitude Change, Change Strategies, Elementary Secondary Education
Garza, Josephine F.; Gonzales, Joe R. – 1988
Techniques for avoiding sex bias in counseling is the subject of this training module. It guides trainers through the activities and lessons which teach counselors to use concepts and strategies that will provide students with sex-fair guidance. Seven activities are described in detail and materials, including 10 transparency masters and 7…
Descriptors: Counselor Attitudes, Elementary Secondary Education, Equal Education, Females
Fair, Martha H.; And Others – 1980
Outlines are presented for teacher workshops on identifying and overcoming biased attitudes reflected in current literature and classroom instructional materials. Each session includes: (1) a needs assessment activity or exercise to express initial concerns; (2) a lecture introducing new concepts and activities; (3) activities providing an…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Ethnic Bias, Instructional Materials, Media Selection

Fear-Fenn, Marcia; And Others – 1986
The goal of sex equity in education is to provide unrestricted opportunities for all students. As a result of upbringing, most people have a different set of expectations, behavior standards, rewards, and punishments for females and males. This way of responding differently to each sex is called bias. Sex bias leads to sex discrimination, which…
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Classroom Techniques, Education Work Relationship, Equal Education