Opponents of Androgynous Education Programs Argue That They Ignore the Diversity

question 55

Multiple Choice

Opponents of androgynous education programs argue that they ignore the diversity of gender roles in our society and that

• A)programs are too value-laden.
• B)programs ignore values.
• C)traditional gender roles produce happier people.
• D)teachers need costly and lengthy training in order to be able to teach these programs.

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Definitions:

Chesapeake Region

An area surrounding the Chesapeake Bay, encompassing parts of Maryland and Virginia, significant in early American history for its tobacco cultivation and as a center of colonial society.

Labor Organization

Groups such as unions or associations that represent the interests of employees, working to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits through negotiation and collective bargaining.

1600s

The 17th century, a period marked by significant global exploration, colonization, and the beginning of the modern world system.

John Eliot

A Puritan missionary known as the "Apostle to the Indians" for his efforts to convert Native American peoples to Christianity in the 17th century.