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Why Gender Matters

Book • 2005
In 'Why Gender Matters,' Dr. Leonard Sax delves into the biologically programmed differences between boys and girls, discussing how these differences affect their perception, learning, emotional processing, and risk-taking behaviors.

The book addresses various issues such as discipline, education, and the impact of social media and video games on children.

Sax argues that failing to recognize these differences can lead to reinforcing damaging stereotypes and failing to support children in reaching their full potential.

The second edition includes new research on gender non-conforming, LGB, and transgender children, as well as the medicalization of misbehavior and the importance of adapting educational practices to accommodate these differences.

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Mentioned by Robert Barron when discussing books that helped him understand the challenges men face.
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WOF 467: The Fall—and Rise?—of Men
Mentioned by Megyn Kelly as books that she and her husband read when they had their first child.
Truth About Gender Differences, Danger of "Affirm Only" Care, and Parenting Today, with Dr. Leonard Sax | Ep. 474
Mentioned by Megyn Kelly in the context of a previous interview where he was unable to help a caller with a question about her 23-year-old daughter's gender identity.
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Mentioned by Megyn Kelly when discussing the importance of developing good character and values in children.
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Recommended by Susan R. Madsen for understanding gender differences in education and parenting.
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Mentioned by Megyn Kelly as a book she read before sending her son to school, discussing the importance of single-sex education.
Dennis Prager on the Leftward Drift in Schools, Secular Extremism, and American Exceptionalism | Ep. 111
Mentioned by Mark Bauerlein as one of the author's well-received books.
Parents Without Authority
Mentioned by Megyn Kelly in the context of discussing the impact of sexualized images on young girls and its potential link to gender dysphoria.
Biden Blinks on Balloon, and Detransitioner Sues Her Enablers, with Rob O'Neill, Chloe Cole, and Chrissy Clark | Ep. 487

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