The "Sex Role" Role Play

Inderlied, Sheila Davis

doi:10.1177/105256297900400211

Exchange: The Organizational Behavior Teaching Journal

1979

DOI: 10.1177/105256297900400211

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The "Sex Role" Role Play

Sheila Davis Inderlied

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Changing more than the Plumbing: Integrating Women and Gender Differences into Management and Organizational Behavior Courses

Sullivan

Buttner

1992

Journal of Management Education

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Although women will compose almost half of the U.S. work force by the year 2000, universities have made few changes in management and organizational behavior (OB) courses to reflect this increasing influence of female work force participants. This article addresses the integration of women and gender differences into management and OB courses in two ways: modification of course content and adaptation of the classroom process. Unconscious instructor behaviors that may result in differences in treatment of male and female students are explained. Strategies for assuring equality in the classroom and for enhancing student awareness of gender issues in the workplace are discussed.

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Changing more than the Plumbing: Integrating Women and Gender Differences into Management and Organizational Behavior Courses

Sullivan

Buttner

1992

Journal of Management Education

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Expecting the Unexpected: Coping Skills for Dealing with Unexpected Classroom Situations

Morgan

1992

Journal of Management Education

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Every experienced management instructor has faced unexpected circumstances that precipitate a quick preparation for a class session in an ongoing course. Issues of being unprepared are put in context of both the instructor's personal feelings and the particular course and students. The article focuses on design skills and solutions that have worked for the author and her colleagues. Seven design criteria for quickly prepared sessions (QPS) are presented and practical examples given for a variety of class situations. The strategies can be kept on hand for when a QPS arises or used as part of overall class planning.

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The "Sex Role" Role Play

Cited by 2 publications

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Changing more than the Plumbing: Integrating Women and Gender Differences into Management and Organizational Behavior Courses

Changing more than the Plumbing: Integrating Women and Gender Differences into Management and Organizational Behavior Courses

Expecting the Unexpected: Coping Skills for Dealing with Unexpected Classroom Situations

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