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ISHTAR WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE
SCHOOL DISTRICT #35 (LANGLEY) av) pes
DOUGLAS COLLEGE 5S

 

‘ Traditionally, boys have been encouraged to be competitive,

aggressive, and independent; girls have been rewarded for
being passive, dependent, and "co-operative." Boys are yiven
chemistry sets and microscopes; girls receive dolls and tea
sets. Boys are doers. Girls are watchers.

Does it need to be this way? No! Today's children can be
given the opportunity to develop their full potential free
from the restrictions and inhibitions of role stereotypes.

Interested adults are invited to attend a series of four
evening workshops which will not only consider the problems
of child rearing, but also offer concrete ideas for chanue.
The personal needs of children from pre-school age to adoles-
cence will be discussed.

WORKSHOP RESOURCE PARTICIPANTS:
Dr. Elinor Ames, Ms. Linda’ Shuto,
Psychology, S.F.U. B.C. Teachers’ Federation

“\ Ms. Sylvia McFayden , 4 Ms. Reva Dexter,
Douglas College Hamber Secondary Schosi

FOUR SESSIONS STAFFORD SECONDARY SChHocL
October 16, 23, 30 Room 210-212

Langley, B.C.
November 6, 1973 ears T330=10) pms

FEE $6 Person
$9 Couple

REGISTRATION IS LIMITED

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