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Schools told to encourage boys to play netball and dance to 'balance gender'
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<blockquote data-quote="SolomonVII" data-source="post: 42024055" data-attributes="member: 12407"><p>The evidence is much more than just statitsitics. Science is concentratign as much on the very real and meaningful differences in the physiology of gender than jsut the statistical expressions of behavior.</p><p></p><p>Free societies are fundamentlayy based on giving the individual free expression. This is not the same thing as acting as if the norms do not exist, or are or secodary importance.</p><p>If as scientists of a sort, we assume evolution to be true, then the underlying assumption that we ought to accept is that men and women evolved differently as a result of such differential evolution being somehow important to enhancing the rate of survival.</p><p>If the underlying ideology that gender differences are the result of social condition aloen is proven to be scientifically wrong, and it has been, then this in itself is a lesson to us.</p><p>If have evolved with different modes of thinking and behavior according to behavior because such differences have been a net benefit, then as intellgient thinking beings, we ought to be playing to these strengths.</p><p> </p><p>Such encouragement happens within a highly polticized mielieu as well. Teachers must recognized that their encouragments aare as often as not according to their own individual preferences as they are about the individuality of this or that child.</p><p>Children after all are very malleable in thes crucial, formative years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SolomonVII, post: 42024055, member: 12407"] The evidence is much more than just statitsitics. Science is concentratign as much on the very real and meaningful differences in the physiology of gender than jsut the statistical expressions of behavior. Free societies are fundamentlayy based on giving the individual free expression. This is not the same thing as acting as if the norms do not exist, or are or secodary importance. If as scientists of a sort, we assume evolution to be true, then the underlying assumption that we ought to accept is that men and women evolved differently as a result of such differential evolution being somehow important to enhancing the rate of survival. If the underlying ideology that gender differences are the result of social condition aloen is proven to be scientifically wrong, and it has been, then this in itself is a lesson to us. If have evolved with different modes of thinking and behavior according to behavior because such differences have been a net benefit, then as intellgient thinking beings, we ought to be playing to these strengths. Such encouragement happens within a highly polticized mielieu as well. Teachers must recognized that their encouragments aare as often as not according to their own individual preferences as they are about the individuality of this or that child. Children after all are very malleable in thes crucial, formative years. [/QUOTE]
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