1997
DOI: 10.1080/00131729609335224
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Children's Views of Social Inequality: A Review of Research and Implications for Teaching

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“…In connecting these themes, Angel explicitly recognized that people experience opportunities differently across dimensions of race, class, gender, sexuality, age and ableness. This is consistent with literature suggesting that children from a very early age are aware of social categories, such as race, gender and class, and that these social categories have different implications for how people are treated and their life experiences (Chafel 2008). Furthermore, in saying that "diversity and opportunities could go together due to the need for equality," Angel made the structural association that equality is related to access to opportunities.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…In connecting these themes, Angel explicitly recognized that people experience opportunities differently across dimensions of race, class, gender, sexuality, age and ableness. This is consistent with literature suggesting that children from a very early age are aware of social categories, such as race, gender and class, and that these social categories have different implications for how people are treated and their life experiences (Chafel 2008). Furthermore, in saying that "diversity and opportunities could go together due to the need for equality," Angel made the structural association that equality is related to access to opportunities.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…De fato, ainda há poucos estudos que podem ser encontrados na literatura abordando este fenômeno, além disso, muitos aspectos destas noções nos últimos anos não foram abordados adequadamente do ponto de vista evolutivo. Destas noções econômicas, uma se refere ao desenvolvimento da representação da desigualdade econômica, (e.g., Burgar, Cheyne, & Jahoda, 1989;Chafel, 1996;Dickinson, 1990;Emler, & Dickinson, 1985;Furby, 1979;Jahoda, 1983;Leahy, 1981Leahy, , 1983Leahy, , 1990Leiser, 1983;Leiser, Sevón, & Levy, 1990;Weinger, 2000). A respeito desta noção existem na literatura pontos de convergências e também de divergências.…”
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