Género y educación secundaria: Experiencias y estrategias de los profesores
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Educación Secundaria, Tokenismo, Relaciones de Género, MasculinidadResumen
Este estudio analizó los posibles efectos negativos asociados a los hombres profesores de la educación secundaria portuguesa, así como sus estrategias para integrarse en una profesión en la que las mujeres son mayoría. Fueron realizadas 16 entrevistas individuales semiestructuradas con 8 profesores y 8 profesoras, y sus contenidos fueron sometidos a un análisis temático. El análisis muestra que los hombres, en este contexto, experimentan consecuencias diferentes de aquellas que las mujeres en situaciones similares experimentan, destacando también las ventajas de pertenecer a la minoría. Las experiencias de los hombres y las percepciones de las mujeres sugieren la existencia de presiones para que los hombres demuestren, como docentes, los rasgos de la masculinidad hegemónica.
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