Honors Projects
Stereotyping in the Adolescent Society
Abstract
This website was created for pre-service teachers in a four tear education preparation program with intentions of graduating with a teaching license. The site explores the prevalence of stereotyping in the adolescent world, particularly in the classroom environment. The site explores the negative effects on students and their learning processes when stereotyping takes place. Also explored are two of the most common types of stereotyping, Minority Group stereotyping and Gender Role stereotyping. Those accessing the site will also find many types of outside resources that will provide lesson plans to incorporate in their classrooms, videos to share with their students, and other links to research studies conducted about stereotyping.
Department
Education
Major
Integrated Language Arts Education
First Advisor
Dr. Heath Diehl
First Advisor Department
Honors Program
Second Advisor
Dr. Brigid Burke
Second Advisor Department
School of Teaching and Learning
Publication Date
Spring 4-24-2018
Repository Citation
Steele, Emily, "Stereotyping in the Adolescent Society" (2018). Honors Projects. 376.
https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/honorsprojects/376