OVERCOMING GENDER BIAS WITH SELF-EFFICACY: A CASE STUDY OF WOMEN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION TEACHERS AND PRESERVICE STUDENTS
OVERCOMING GENDER BIAS WITH SELF-EFFICACY: A CASE STUDY OF WOMEN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION TEACHERS AND PRESERVICE STUDENTS
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用自我效能克服性别偏见:女农业教育教师和保育生的案例研究
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2007
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K. Kelsey
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K. Kelsey
Women have been traditionally underrepresented in secondary agricultural education as teachers and students. Using critical theory as the lens for interpreting findings, this case study sought to explore female teachers’ and preservice students’ experiences in secondary agricultural education to better understand their perceptions of barriers to entry into the profession. Two-thirds of the women reported that they experienced gender bias from school administrators, community members, and peers; however, they exhibited a high degree of selfefficacy for teaching agricultural education that allowed them to persist in spite of any barriers. However, all discriminatory experiences are more likely to discourage women in preservice education from entering the profession. It is recommended that agricultural teacher educators prepare female preservice students with the knowledge and skills necessary to face and overcome gender bias in a variety of formal and informal educational contexts, especially jobseeking interviews, to increase their chances of career entry into secondary agricultural education in this state.