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Gender WebQuest

Our understanding of gender continually evolves. In the course of our life, the interests, activities, clothing and professions that are considered part of one gender or another change. This has perhaps never been more true than it is now. Your generation has a significantly different understanding of gender than previous generations, with consequences for all children, families, organizations and institutions.

In this webquest you will be working with a team of two other classmates to explore the the concepts of gender, equity, gender and power, and related issues that arise from the intersection between gender and race, ethnicity, and economic or social status. You will also explore the role women have played in the fight for equity and justice.

Your team's job is to work through the tasks in this webquest and produce a culminating project that shows what you have learned.


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