Gender divisionsacross technology advertisements and the WWW: Implications for educational equity

Nancy Nelson Knupfer

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Gender and Technology in Education Media, Gender, and Advertising Gender Studies in Language

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(1998). Gender divisions across technology advertisements and the WWW: Implications for educational equity. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 37, Technology and the Culture of Classrooms, pp. 54-63.

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