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1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow

1 Thinking List as many women athletes as you can – they can play any sport! 2 Thinking Are there any sports where you think women are well represented? Are sports that you perceive to have less women participants? Why do you think this is so? 3 Thinking What might be some negative beliefs that some people may hold about the ability for women to be good athletes? Have you encountered anyone holding these beliefs? What is your response? 4 Web Search What is Title IX (Title “nine”)? What has been its purpose and what effect has it had on sports? 5 Thinking Take a look at this News Day slideshow featuring pioneering women athletes. Which stories interest you the most? Why? Are there any of these athletes that are familiar to you?News Day slideshow