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Gender Stereotypes and Career Choices
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Gender Stereotypes and Career Choices

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Gender stereotypes influence career aspirations and educational pathways, often limiting students' potential. This book explores how societal norms shape perceptions of career choices and examines strategies for breaking these barriers through guidance and counseling. Covers gender-sensitive career counseling, the impact of role models, and interventions to promote equitable opportunities, including case studies and actionable recommendations, it is an essential resource for educators, counselors, and policymakers in education and workforce development.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Arcler Press
Country
CA
Date
10 January 2025
Pages
277
ISBN
9781779564306

Gender stereotypes influence career aspirations and educational pathways, often limiting students' potential. This book explores how societal norms shape perceptions of career choices and examines strategies for breaking these barriers through guidance and counseling. Covers gender-sensitive career counseling, the impact of role models, and interventions to promote equitable opportunities, including case studies and actionable recommendations, it is an essential resource for educators, counselors, and policymakers in education and workforce development.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Arcler Press
Country
CA
Date
10 January 2025
Pages
277
ISBN
9781779564306