Publications
Gender in Early Childhood
Arthur, Beecher and Dockett and others (1993) "Programing and Planning
in early Childhood Settings" Harcourt Brace 2nd Edition, Sydney,
Australia
Alloway, Nola (1995) "Foundation Stones - Construction of Gender
in Early Childhood" Curriculum Corporation, Melbourne, Australia
Crook, Sue and Farmer, Betty (1996) "Just Imagine - Creative Play
Experiences for chidren under six" TAFE Publications, Melbourne,
Australia
Butler, J. (1990) Gender Trouble:Feminism and the Subversion of Identity.
New York: Routledge
Danby, S (1994, 28th November -1st December). The gendered practices
of young children in a preschool classroom. Paper presented at the
Australian Association for Research in Education, Newcastle.
Davies, B. (1993) Shards of Glass. Sydney: Allen and Unwin.
Derman-Sparkes, Louise
Douglas,S. (1995) Where the Girls Are: Growing Up Female with the
Mass Media. New York: Times Books.
Fraser, N. (1989) Unruly Practices: Power, Discourse and Gender in
Contemporary Social Theory. Minneapolis: University of Minneapolis
Press.
Gherardi, S. (2996). Gendered organsizational cultures: naratives of
women travellors in a male world. Gender, Work and Organisation,
3 (4), 187-201
Gilligan, C. (1988). Remapping the moral domain: new images of self in
relsationship. In C.Gilligan, J.Ward,&J.M. Taylor (Eds.), Mapping
the Moral Domain (pp.3-19). Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Harasym, S. (Ed). (1990). The Post-Colonial Critic. New York:
Routledge.
Hekman, S. (1991). Reconstituting the subject: feminism, modernism, and
postmodernism. Hypatia, 6(2), 44-63
Lloyd, B.,&Duveen, G. (1992). Gender Identities and Education:
The Impact of Starting School. Hertfordshire:Harverster Wheatsheaf.
Ramsey,P. (1987). Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World: Multicultural
Education for Young Children. New York: Teachers' College Press.
Rothfield, P. (1990). Feminism, subjectivity, and sexual experience.
In S.Gunew (Ed.) Feminist Knowledge: Critique and Construct (pp.
121-144). London: Routledge
Secord, P., & Backman, C. (1964). Social Psychology. Melbourne:
McGraw Hill
Stanley, L., & Wise, S. (1993). Breaking Out Again: Feminist Ontology
and Epistemology. London: Routledge.
Wearing, B (1996). Gender: The Pain and Pleasure of Difference.
Melbourne: Longman
Gender and MultiCulturalism
Boutte Dowse, S(1992). Western European Feminism betwen two covers: from
Europe and back. Modern Times, May, 18-20
Kalantzis, M. (1988). Ehtnicity meets gender meets class in Australia (Monograph Series 36): Social Literacy.
MacNaughton, G.M.,J. and Parish, K. (1986). Working Together: Guidelines
for Good Practice. London: Greater London Council.
Nesbitt, E.(1993) "Gender and Religious Traditions".
Thompson, D. (1993). The integration of young children's literature with
multicultural, nonsexist, and global education goals and themes. ED
361 106
Tsolidia, G. (1986). Educating Voula: A Report on Non-English Speaking
Background Girls and Education. Victoria. Ministry of Education.
Vandell, K.A.D.,S.(1992). Creating a gender-fair multicultural curriculum.
Washington, D.C.:American Association of University Women.
Men and Early Childhood
Biddulph, S. (1999). Interview with Neil Spencer in The Observer Magazine,
29th June pp.15-18.
Casper, V., Cuffaro, H.,Schultz, S.,Silin, J.,&Wickens,E.(1996).
Toward a most thorough understanding of the world. Sexual orientation
and early childhood education. In Yelland,N.(Ed),Gender in Early Childhood (pp.72-97). London: Routledge
Chapman, R. (1988). The great pretender: variations on the new man theme.
In R.Chapman & J. Rutherford (Eds.), Male Order Unwrapping Masculinity.London:
Lawrence and Wishart
Clyde, M. (1996). "Men should not be asked to play nursemaid to
young children': bias in the Workplace. In Creaser, B.&Dau, E.(Eds), The Anti-Bias Approach in Early Childhood. (pp147-160). Australia:
Harper Educational
Cohen, D. (1990). Why there are so few male teachers in the early grades. Teacher Magazine, 2pp.14-15.
Conell, R.W. (1995) "Masculinities"
European Commission Childcare Network (1990). Men as Carers for Children.
Brussels: Commission of the European Communities.
Farquhar, S-E. (1997). A Few Good Men or a Few Too Many? A Study
of Male Teachers. New Zealand: Massey University.
Horan, A. (1991). It is time men hit out at men who hit out. The Sunday
Age, 4th August.
Jordon, E. (1995). Fighting boys and fantasy play: the construction of
masculinity in the early years of school. Gender and Education,
vol.7,no1,pp.69-101
Lingard, B.&Douglas,P.(199). Men Engaging Feminisms: Pro-feminism,
Backlashes and Schooling. Milton Keynes: Open University Press.
Nilan,P(1995).Making up men. Gender and Education, vol 7, no.2,pp.175-189
Powderly, K.&Westerdale,K.(1998). Men in Child Care. Every Child,
Volume 4, No.3,p.9.
Ramazanoglu. C. (1992). What can you do with a man? Feminism and the
critical appraisal of masculinity. Women's Studies International Forum,
vol.15,no.3,pp.339-350.
Seifert,K.(1973). Some problems of men in child care center work. Child Welfare,vol.102,no.3,pp.167-171.
Silin,J.(1995). Sex,Death and the Education of Children: Our Passion
for Ignorance in the Age of AIDS. New York: Teachers college Press
Tennyson,P.(no date). Police officer to kindergarten teacher: a career
change. In B.Nelson and B.Shephard (eds.) Men in child Care and Early
Education: A Handbook for Administrators and Educators. Number 1.
Minneapolis, MN: Men in Child Care Project.
Thorne, B.(1986). Gender Play: Girls and Boys in School. New Jersey:
Rutgers University Press
Tomasetig, F.(1995). The relationship between power, masculinity, and
the gendered self in the early childhood 'profession': How do gendered
subjectivities impact on males working in early childhood? Paper presented
to the 1st National RANGE Conference, Melbourne
Lesbian and Gay Issues
Children's picture books on gay and lesbian families
Newman, L.and Souz,D(1989). Heather has Two Mummies. Boston:Alyson
Publications
Newman,L.and Willhoite, M.(1991). Belinda's Bouquet. Boston: Alyson
Publications
Newman,L.and Crocker,R.(1991). Gloria Goes to Gay Pride. Boston:
Alyson Publications.
Newman,L.and Hegel,A.(1993). Saturday is Pattyday. Nowich: New
Victoria Publishers
Vigna,J.My Two Uncles - details to follow
Valentine,J.(1992). Day they Put a Tax on Rainbows and Other Stories.
Boston: Alyson Publications
Valentine,J.(1992). The Duke Who Outlawed Jellybeans. Boston:Alyson
Publications
Valentine,J.().Two Moms, The Zark and Me. Boston: Alyson Publications.
Wickens,E.(1994). Anna Day and the O-ring. Boston:Alyson Publications.
Willhoite,M.() Daddy's Wedding. Boston: Alyson Publications
Willhoite, M.(1990). Daddy's Roommate. Boston: Alyson Publications
Willhoite, M.(1990). Uncle What-is-it is Coming to Visit. Boston:
Alyson Publications
Legislation and Legal Issues
Equal Opportunities Comission, Victoria (1998) Same Sex Relationships
and the Law. EOC, Melbourne. (0392817100)
International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission. Details on legal
issues internationally including a number of publications and a newsletter.
E-mail contact iglhrc@iglhrc.org
GayLawNet(on-line)-will answer all legal questions in Australia within
24 hours.
Lesbian and Gay Lives
Casagrande,L.(1995). Gays in History Poster. Teaching for Change
Network of Educators on the Americas, PO Box 73038, Washington DC,USA,200563038.
Alpert,H.(Ed) (1988). We are Everywhere: Writings By and About Lesbian
Parents. California: The Crossing Press.
Hanscombe, G.&Forster,J.(1982). Rocking the Cradle: Lesbian Mothers
A Challenge in Family Living. London: Sheba Press
Singer,B.(Ed) (1994). Growing up Gay/Growing up Lesbian: A Literary
Anthology. Washington,DC:New Press.
Education and Training Issues
Association of Women Educators (1998). Everyone is Special! A Handbook
for Teachers on Sexuality Education. Phone:07 3869 3433 or email:
awe@m141.aone.net.au
Besner&Spunging,(1997). Training for Professionals who Work with
Gays and Lesbians. Bristol: Taylor and Francis. (E-mail bkorders@tandfpa.com)
Eyre,L.(1997). Reforming (Hetero) Sexuality Education, in L.G. Roma &
L. Eyre (eds), Dangerous Territories:Struggles for Difference and Equality
in Education. New York: Routledge.
Silin, J. (1995) Sex, Death and the Education of Children: Our Passsion
for Ignorance in the Age of AIDS. New York: Teachers College Press.
Stewing,J.(1994). Self-censorship and picture books about gay and lesbian
families, New Advocate,7(3), 184-192.
Zapulla,C. (1997). Suffering in Silence: Teachers with AIDS and the
Moral School Community. New York: Peter Lang Publixhers.
Thinking About and Working with Gay and Lesbian Families
Carter,M. (1993). Supproting the growing identity and self-esteem of
children in gay and lesbian families. ED377985.
Corbett,S.(1993). A complicated bias. Young Children, 48(3),pp.29-31.
Flaks,D.(1995). Lesbians choosing motherhood: a comparative study of
lesbian and heterosexual parents and their children. Developmental
Psychology, 31 (1), pp. 105-114
Patterson,C.(1991). Children of lesbian and gay parents. Child Development,
63(5), pp.1025-1042.
Wickens, E.(1993). Penny's question: I will have a child in my class
with two moms - what do you know about this? Young Children. 48(3),
pp.25-28.
Books
MacNaughton, G. - Rethinking Gender in Early Childhood Education,
Allen & Unwin, Syndey: pp.269 (2000). Paul Chapman, London
Hughes, P.& MacNaughton, G. - Communication in Early Childhood
Services: A Practical Guide, RMIT Publications, Melbourne: pp.298
(1999). [MacNaughton-40%, Hughes, 60%].
Fargher,J. & MacNaughton, G. - Working with Young Children: Guidelines
for Good Practice, (2nd Edition) RMIT Publications, Melbourne: pp.237
(1998). [MacNaughton - 50%, Faragher, 50%].
MacNaughton, G & Williams, G. - Techniques for Teaching Young
Children:Choices in Theory and Practice. Addison Wesley Longman, Melbourne:
350 pp. (1998). [MacNaughton - 70%, Williams, 30%].
MacNaughton, G. - Equal Play, Equal Work: Gender Equity in Early Childhood,
Department of Employment and Business and Office of Preschool and Child
Care, Melbourne: 120pp. (1993).
Faragher, J. & MacNaughton, G. - Working with Young Children:
Guidelines for Good Practice, TAFE Publications Unit, Melbourne: 176
pp. (1990). Reprinted 1992, 1994, 1996. [MacNaugthon - 50%, Faragher,
50%].
MacNaughton, G. - Working Together: Good Practice Guidelines for Day
Nurseries, Greater London Council, London: 117 pp. (1986).
Forthcoming Books - IN PRESS
MacNaughton, G. Rolfe, S. & Siraj-Blatchford, I.(Eds) — Researching
Early Childhood, Allen & Unwin, Sydney: pp. (Forthcoming 2001).
Chapters in Books
MacNaughton, G. - Good Teacher or Feminist Teacher: Rethinking the Ethics
of Teaching in Early Childhood. In J.Jipson and R.Johnson (Eds.). Representation
and Resistance in Early Childhood Research, Theory and Practice. New
York: Peter Lang Publishers. (2000).
MacNaughton, G. (with Hughes P.) - Take the Money and Run: Toys, Consumerism
and Capitalism in Early Childhood Conferences. In L. Soto Diaz (Ed) The
Politics of Early Childhood Education. Peter Lang Publishers, New
York. (2000).
MacNaughton, G. - Even Pink Tents Have Glass Ceilings: Crossing the Gender
Boundaries in Pretend Play. In E.Dau (Ed) Child's Play: Revisiting
Play in Early Childhood Settings. Maclennan & Petty, Sydney. (1998).
MacNaughton, G. - Improving Our Gender Equity 'Tools': A Case For Discourse
Analysis. in N. Yelland (Ed). Gender in Early Childhood. Routledge,
London (1998).
MacNaughton, G. - Talking Gender. In M.Fleer (Ed) Conversations about
Teaching and Learning in Early Childhood Settings, Australian Early
Childhood Association, Canberra. (1996). (pp47-52).
MacNaughton, G. - A Poststructuralist Analysis of Children's Learning.
In M.Fleer (Ed.) DAPcentrism: Challenging Developmentally Appropriate
Practice, Australian Early Childhood Association, Waton, ACT. (1995).
(pp35-54).
MacNaughton, G. - The Gender Factor in Anti-Bias Approaches to Observation.
In E.Dau and B.Creaser (Eds.) Anti-Bias Curriculum: An Australian Perspective,
Addsion Wesley Longman Sydney. (1995). (pp51-71)
Forthcoming Chapters (in Press)
MacNaughton, G. - Equal Opportunities: Unsettling Myths. In T.David (ed). Advances in Early Childhood Education. London: JAI Press
MacNaughton, G & Hughes, P. - Fractured or Manufactured: Gendered
Identity and Culture in the Early Years. In S.Grieshaber and G.Cannella
(Eds). Diversity in Early Childhood. New York: Teachers College
Press
ManNaughton, G. & Newman, B. - Masculinities and Men in Early Childhood:
Reconceptualising our Theory and Our Practice. In E.Dau & B.Creaser
(Eds) Anti-bias Curriculum: An Australian Perspective, Addison
Wesley Longman, Sydney
MacNauhton, g. Newman, b.,Andrew, Y.,Payne, C, Baird, J.Holdmes, R.,&Dean,
S. - Mother goose meets Mardi Gras: Lesbian and Gay Issues in Early Childhood,
in E.Dau & B. Creaser (Eds.) Anti-Bias Curriculum: An Australian
Perspective, Addison Wesley Longman, Sydney.
Monographs and Reports (1998-2000 only)
MacNaughton, G. - Journeys to Excellence: A Mapped Process for the
Implementation of a Quality Assurance System for Australian Family Day
Care. Canberra: Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services.
(2000)
MacNaughton, G. - Review of the QIAS Principles from a Postmodern
Perspective with Recommended Changes. Report for the Commonwealth
Ministerial Advsory Council on Child Care. 31pp. (2000)
MacNaugthon, G. - The Early Childhood Review: Towards a Future Vision.
Department of Education, Community and Culutral Development, Tasmania:
50pp. (1999)
MacNaughton, G. & Davis, K. - Structural Issues in Early Childhood
Education and Care: A Research Summary. Department of Education, Community
and Cultural Development, Tasmania: 12 pp. (1999)
MacNaughton, G. - Saris and Skirts: Gender Equity and Multiculturalism.
Canberra: Australian Early Childhood Association. 16pp. (1999)
MacNaughton, G. - Early Childhood Curriculum in Research and in Action,
112pp. (1999)
MacNaughton, G. - Review of the Quality Improvement and Accreditation
System - An Analysis of Reflective Practice, Department of Child and
Family Services, Canberra: 85pp. (1998)
Articles in Refereed Journals
MacNaughton, G. & Davis, K. Beyond 'othering': Rethinking Approaches
to Teaching Young Anglo-Australian Children about Indigenous Australians. Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood. In press - forthcoming
2001
MacNaughton, G. & Hughes P. Dissensus or Community: The Politics
of Parent Involvement in Early Childhood Education. Contemporary Issues
in Early Childhood. Vol.1,no.3, 2000.
Hughes,P, &MacNaughton, G. (2000). Identity-formation and popular
culture: learning lessons from Barbie. Journal of Curriculum Theorizing
MacNaughton, G.(2000). 'Blushes and birthday parties': telling silences
in young children's constructions of 'race'. Journal for Australian
Research in Early Childhood Education, Accepted May 2000.
MacNaughton, G.(2000). Silences, sex-roles and subjectivities: 40 years
of gender in the Australian Journal of Early Childhood. Australian
Journal of Early Childhood, 40(4)
Hughes, P. & MacNaughton, G. (1999b). Who's the expert: reconceptualising
staff parent relationships in early childhood. Australian Journal of
Early Childhood. vol, 24, no.4, pp. 27-32.
MacNaughton, G. - Beyond Tokenism: a research agenda for gender equity
in multicultural contexts. Australian Research in Early childhood Education.
6.
MacNaughton, G. - Promoting Gender Equity for Young Children in the South
and South East Asian Region. International Journal of Early Years Education.
194), pp. 315-322. (1999)
MacNaughton, G. - Feminist Praxis and the Gaze in the Early Childhood
Curriculum. Gender and Education. 9 (3), pp. 317-326. (1997).
MacNaughton, G. - A Strategic Approach to Collaborating with Parents
for Gender Equity in Early Childhood. Australian Journal of Early Childhood 22 (1): pp. 23-29. (1997)
MacNaughton, G. - Who's Got the Power? Rethinking Gender Equity Strategies
In Early Childhood. International Journal of Early Years Education 5 (1): pp.57-66. (1997).
MacNaughton, G. - Is Barbie to Blame? Rethinking How Childern Learn Gender. Australian Journal of Early Childhood 21 (4): pp. 18-24. (1996)
MacNaughton, G. - Silenced Voices: Learning About Early Childhood Programs
In the South East Asian Region. Australian Journal of Early Childhood.
21 (3): pp.33-40). (1996).
MacNaughton, G. - Researching for Quality: A Case For Action Research
in Early Childhood Settings. Australian Journal of Early Childhood.
21(2): pp. 29-34. (1996)
MacNaughton, G. - "You can be dad": Gender and Power in Domestic
Discourses and Fantasy Play within Early Childhood. Australian Research
in Early Childhood Education. 1:pp.93-101. (1994).
MacNaughton, G. and Clyde, M. - Practicum Supervision at the Early Childhood
Level: A response to changing political and financial contexts. The
Journal of Teaching Practice. 13 (1): pp. 46-63. (1993).
MacNaughton, G. - Gender, Power and Racism: A Case Study of Domestic
Play in Early Childhood. Multicultural Teaching. 11 (3): pp. 12-15.
(1993).
MacNaughton, G. - Equity Challenges to the Early Childhood Curriculum. Children and Society. 6 (3): pp. 38-51. (1992).
MacNaughton, G. - Constructing a Critical Approach to Asessment in the
Early Childhood Practicum. The Journal of Teaching Practice. 11
(2): pp. 35-45. (1992).
MacNaughton, G. and Edwards, M. - Reflections on a Redefined Early Childhood
Practicum. South Pacific Journal of Teaching Practice 11 (2): 35-45.
(1992).
MacNaughton, G. and Edwards, M. - Reflections on a Redefined Early Childhood
Practicum. South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education. 19 (2):
pp. 149-154. (1991).
Videos
"It's my Go-Non-Sexist Education for children under 5" TAFE
"Fair Play" Lady Gowrie, Children's Centre, Sydney (Video and Book)
Other Resource Material
Duff, C.S. (1993) "When Women Work Together: Using our Strengths to Overcome Challenge" Berkeley. C.A. Conari Press
Children's Picture Story Books
Hayes, Sarah and Craig, Helen (1990) "Mary, Mary" Walker Books London
Hutchins, Pat (1991) "Tidy Titch" Greenwillow Books, Great Britain
Munsch, R "The Paper Bag Princess"
Prior, Natalie and Denton, Terry "The Paw"
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