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Recently there have been conscious efforts to include stories in curriculum where father is involved in household works and mother is doing adventure activities. This move is important because

  • A.it aims to strengthen gender bias.
  • B.it aims to eliminate gender stereotyping.
  • C.it aims to encourage gender constancy.
  • D.it aims to increase gender discrimination.

Answer: B

The move is important because it aims to eliminate gender stereotyping.

Stories showing a father doing household work and a mother on an adventure break the usual pattern in which only women do housework and only men take risks. Children learn gender expectations partly from the material they read, so curriculum that shows people in non-traditional roles helps them see that abilities and tasks are not fixed by sex.

Such stories weaken gender bias and discrimination rather than strengthening or increasing them. Gender constancy, Kohlberg's term for a young child's understanding that one's sex stays the same over time, is a normal developmental milestone and not what the curriculum change is about.

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