This article addresses some of the problems of education in Sofala, Mozambique, that affect mainly girls. Methodologically, we used semi-structured interviews and the analysis of content to organize and examine the obtained information. We interviewed students and teachers from two schools in the province of Sofala in 2011 and 2012, and confirmed a social order of gender that inhibits the entry and continuity of girls in school, and legitimates the silencing of sexual harassment carried out by teachers. Dominant representations of gender define females as bodies that can be controlled, violated, and traded. A critical questioning of these practices is urgent, along with a vision of gender for projecting and implementing public policies.Este...
This paper presents a reflection upon girls' education and wonders whether gender research contribu...
NERUA, Lucas Alberto Essilamo. Gênero e educação escolar: análise das representações de gênero nos l...
This article presents the main results of a project conducted between 2011 and 2012 with teachers fr...
This article presents the results of a study carried out in Manhiça District, Maputo province, Mozam...
Sexual harassments in schools have been identified as one of the factors preventing girls from atten...
Sexual harassments in schools have been identified as one of the factors preventing girls from atten...
This thesis explores the links between gender relations and violence against girls in and around sch...
This article examines the classification of gender used by teachers who develop projects on sexual ...
This article discusses the play and the toy in the constitution of black women by school education p...
While the education of girls is central to development in Africa, persisting obstacles have prevente...
En los últimos quince años los avances normativos en materia de género han reconfigurado las institu...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
This article presents the main results of a project conducted between 2011 and 2012 with teachers fr...
This paper presents a reflection upon girls' education and wonders whether gender research contribu...
NERUA, Lucas Alberto Essilamo. Gênero e educação escolar: análise das representações de gênero nos l...
This article presents the main results of a project conducted between 2011 and 2012 with teachers fr...
This article presents the results of a study carried out in Manhiça District, Maputo province, Mozam...
Sexual harassments in schools have been identified as one of the factors preventing girls from atten...
Sexual harassments in schools have been identified as one of the factors preventing girls from atten...
This thesis explores the links between gender relations and violence against girls in and around sch...
This article examines the classification of gender used by teachers who develop projects on sexual ...
This article discusses the play and the toy in the constitution of black women by school education p...
While the education of girls is central to development in Africa, persisting obstacles have prevente...
En los últimos quince años los avances normativos en materia de género han reconfigurado las institu...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
Girls are in minority in primary schools in Mozambique, a pattern that can be seen in most Sub-Sahar...
This article presents the main results of a project conducted between 2011 and 2012 with teachers fr...
This paper presents a reflection upon girls' education and wonders whether gender research contribu...
NERUA, Lucas Alberto Essilamo. Gênero e educação escolar: análise das representações de gênero nos l...
This article presents the main results of a project conducted between 2011 and 2012 with teachers fr...