Schoolgirls: Young Women, Self Esteem, and the Confidence Gap
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Schoolgirls: Young Women, Self Esteem, and the Confidence Gap

by Peggy Orenstein

Education Psychology Gender Studies
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Peggy Orenstein’s Schoolgirls explores young women’s experiences of self-esteem and confidence during their school years. Focusing on the confidence gap, the book considers how education, gender, and social expectations influence the way girls understand themselves and their possibilities.

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Schoolgirls examines the experiences of young women during their school years.

The book focuses on self-esteem and the confidence gap, bringing attention to how girls view themselves and their abilities.

Peggy Orenstein considers the relationship between education, gender, and personal development.

It offers a focused exploration of the challenges and expectations that can shape young women's lives.

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