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Kouts, T., Monk-Turner, E.,Parris, K., & Webb, C. (2007). Gender Role Stereotyping in Advertisements on Three Radio Stations: Does Musical Genre Make a Difference?
Journal of Gender Studies. Vol. 16 Issue 2, p173-182. 10p. 1

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Ruthie loves to visit Nana, but Ruthie loves to play with fire engines and motorcycles, while Nana loves dolls and dress-up. Nana’s neighbor, Brian, gets to play with fire engines and motorcycles. So why doesn’t Ruthie?

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Gender Role Image. Women can be construction workers.

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Lyrics of how the media affects gender roles in society today.

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Media affects gender roles and standards. Not how the lyrics and images portray men and women

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Man trying to prove he can make it in a woman's world.

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Tootsie (1982) Dustin Hoffman - Reveal Scene

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Hilarious motion picture with Dustin Hoffman as a struggling actor who masquerades as a woman to gain work.

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Book on Gender Stereotyping

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Book on Gender Stereotyping

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Tide Dad of Princess Daughter. Dads can do laundry just as good as mom.

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Directed by Nick Spooner www.helloandcompany.com

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This dad can do what women can do.

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Woman can do it all! Women can dress nice and still do yard work.

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Free To Be You and Me. YouTube video of song about being yourself.

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Female Race Car Driver
Danica Patrick. Woman can be drivers too.

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A little girl imagines what it would be like to be president with all it's grand responsibilities.

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Violetta is a princess who wishes to be brace like her brothers. Her father insists she gets married. She teaches herself to be brace and secretly enters and wins a tournament put on by her father.

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William wants a doll more than anything. His father tries to make him sporty. Grandma understands that William needs a doll to help him learn to be a good father someday and buys him one.

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Nate loves ballet. His older brother teases him and says only girls should dance. He is worried he'll have to wear a dress and pink shoes. He visits a ballet and learns boys can dance too.

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Oliver has to come to terms with being teased because he'd rather read, paint, and dance rather than play sports

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Oliver has to come to terms with being teased because he'd rather read, paint, and dance rather than play sports

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1. When thinking about different points of views, how do you view gender roles in your everyday life?
2. How can you use picture books and other modes of learning to teach children about gender roles?