Baru is not a sissy boy: the study about gender stereotype in the aborginal kindergarten

碩士 === 國立屏東教育大學 === 幼兒教育學系 === 97 === According to the advanced technology and popularity in communication, the social atmosphere in Taiwian is widely opened and feminisms is raising more rapidly. They started to notice that balance sexual education is more importance for the mental health of the ne...

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Main Authors: HSIU-CHING KEN, 根秀欽
Other Authors: 張盈堃
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/hdkm4c
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Summary:碩士 === 國立屏東教育大學 === 幼兒教育學系 === 97 === According to the advanced technology and popularity in communication, the social atmosphere in Taiwian is widely opened and feminisms is raising more rapidly. They started to notice that balance sexual education is more importance for the mental health of the next generation in preschool education. Unfortunately,they just focused on the self protection, safety sex and equal right between man and woman. The gender spirit or multiple gender spirit are usually ignored, especially on the topic of sissy is the least. For the infant, the basic education unit is kindergarten, under the influence of fatherhood in Taiwan, the teachers still use the old fashion gender stereotype. There are few topics about gender in aborigine colony especially in infant type. This paper is about the structure of gender stereotype and communication in aborigine kindergarten. Compare with others teaching unit, it is more clear and easy to see the gender mode in kindergarten, it can really reflected how the fatherhood type and gender stereotype influence our child. A kindergarten in aboriginal villege in Pingtung was chosen for analysis, using the methods of interview, and observation. The results are: (1) the gender ideological of the teacher still on the old fashion with two dimension stereotype mode; (2) the teaching materials of the kindergarten are using the trend of fatherhood. (3) there are increasing sissy of male infant years by years, and they even call the kindergenten are the “sissy” producing school, but that kind of child was still friendly treated. We hope we can call more attention on feminisms and gender stereotype on aborigine colony, wishing that there are many studies and papers on this topic.