Research on Women and Education

	Research on Women and Education A Special Interest Group of AERA


	Proceedings
	RWE 2007 Fall Conference Proceedings: Abstinence Alarm Addressing Gender Issues Collateral Effects Latina Voices Expediting Equity and Social Justice Gender Roles RWE 2008 Fall Conference Proceedings: Factors that Effect Male-Female Enrollment & Retention in Electronic and Computer Engineering Two Female Principals Use Life’s Experiences to Increase Urban African American Parent Involvement Transformative Learning Curriculum for the Development of Teacher Leaders Female Leadership in Colonial New England Post –Reconstruction African American Female Teachers Retention Policies and Practices for Women in Science Teacher and Caregivers Perceptions of Gender Differences Privacy Rights of Teacher Sex Segregation in Public Education The Impact of Technology on Hispanic Students RWE Past Chairs Misunderstandings about Research that Contribute to Gender Inequalities Women in Leadership in K12 Schools The Lived Experience of Latina Undergraduates Enrolled in an Adult Education Program Voices of the Women of the Bridges Project Collective Epic Teacher Tale of Preservice Teachers Mentoring Latinas Teacher Caring through the Eyes of Sixth Grade Girls
	RWE sponsors research that investigates issues related to women and girls in education at the intersection of race, class, and gender through AERA sessions, newsletters, and annual fall conferences.

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