Browsing Educational Psychology by Subject "Same-gendered families"

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The experiences of children growing up in lesbian-headed families in South Africa

Lubbe-De Beer, Carien (Routledge, 2008)

In the fairly short historical period since the adoption of a new constitution, there appears to be an increasing openness and visibility of same-gender relationships and families in South Africa. For example, gay and ...
The experiences of children growing up in same-gendered families

Lubbe, Carien (University of Pretoria, 2006-08-02)

Traditional views regarding families are being challenged by new family arrangements. In this study I have explored the experiences of children growing up in same-gendered families, in order to inform our current understanding ...
Mothers, fathers, or parents : same-gendered families in South Africa

Lubbe-De Beer, Carien (Psychological Society of South Africa, 2007-06)

Advances and changes in globalised culture compel psychologists to take cognisance of the wide variety of ways in which families are formed and in which children grow up. Although members of the gay community have in the ...
To tell or not to tell : how children of same-gender parents negotiate their lives at school

Lubbe-De Beer, Carien (Faculty of Education, University of Johannesburg, 2007-12)

In this article I explore the reported experiences of children growing up in same-gendered families, with a specific focus on their experiences in their respective school settings. In this article the focus is on whether ...

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