A fact sheet providing an overview about female gender stereotypes.
Use this teaching resource when exploring female gender stereotypes with your students.
This fact sheet provides a general overview of what female gender stereotypes are and where they come from. It also provides suggestions as to how female gender stereotypes can be challenged.
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