This paper examines one aspect of the important of the concept of gender for the promotion of sustainable communities from the perspective of the role of education. It is argued that it is imporant and possible to deconstruct gender stereotypes already present at an early age in order to build counter stereotypes that will help individuals pursue their own personal pathways without being subjected to prejudice and discrimination. A small-scale research project conducted in a primary school in Italy, using semi-qualitative methods of data collection and analysis, is proposed as an example of how learning activities can create awareness of gender stereotypes and promote changes in attitudes in young children.
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Lucchini, N., & Dodman, M. (2015). of gender stereotypes and promoting change in their attitudes quality evaluation. Visions for Sustainability, 3, 25–64.
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