Sentence examples for gender fair from inspiring English sources

She still works at Wellesley, where she is the founder and associate director of the SEED Project, which works with teachers and professors to make school curricula more "gender fair, multiculturally equitable, socioeconomically aware, and globally informed".

A study conducted on undergraduate women presented half of the women with "gender fair" information.

In addition, the study also investigated the benefit of the "gender fair" information on women taking a mathematical test.

This study also showed that it was more beneficial for the "gender fair" information to be presented prior to learning rather than after learning.

The results of the study showed that the women who were presented with the "gender fair" information performed better on the math related test than the women who were not presented with this information.

All Spanish AIDA items matched the criterion for item bias and proved to be "age and gender fair" in the Mexican study.

In order to be gender-fair, today's executives insist, they have to be gender-specific.

The business benefits of gender-fair policies are reinforcing as well, she adds: "If you build a company that creates an environment that is supportive of making good lifestyles choices … then it's a magnet to employees".

Gender-fair testing is essential in the context of performance assessment.

In addition to ensuring gender-fair measurement, there are also other groups of test takers (e.g., below-average and above-average intelligent students) that should be examined using item response theory (IRT) or the Rasch model to guarantee that an instrument enables fair inter-individual comparisons.

Jamaica: Gender-fair Schools stem boys' anger.