“…Gunderson, Ramirez, Levine and Beilock (2012) also pursue that teachers' perceptions and attitudes towards male and female students have led them to demonstrate differential behaviors toward both sexes. These type of stereotypes can probably provoke students' identity threats as they felt being stigmatized by their teachers' perceptions on some studies (i.e., Gocłowska, Crisp, & Labuschagne, 2012;Good, Woodzicka, & Wingfield, 2010;Messabel, Ferriere, Martinez, Devif, & Reeb, 2017) examined the same issues but with its effects on students' learning and achievements, and the rest studies (i.e., Ghajarieh & Salami, 2016;Hassaskhah & Zamir, 2013;Islam & Asadullah, 2018) reported daunting result that gender stereotype is unsurprisingly rampant in terms of individual and occupational stereotyping of female figures in the textbooks.…”