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The construction of gender identity in childhood is a topic of great importance, since it influences the personal and social development of boys and girls. Several investigations have shown that gender stereotypes present in society have a great influence on the construction of children's gender identity. In this sense, different aspects that can influence the formation of stereotypes have been analyzed, such as classic stories, children's advertising, television consumption, gender roles in play, toys and cartoons. In addition, social factors such as family and school have been identified that can influence the modification of gender stereotypes. Different strategies and classroom projects have been proposed to promote gender equality, foster education in values and avoid the transmission of gender stereotypes in children's education. Children's and young people's literature has also been analyzed as a means for theconstruction of gender identity in children, and educational proposals have been proposed to work on the elimination of gender stereotypes in children's and young people's literature. In general, it can be concluded that it is necessary to continue working on the elimination of gender stereotypes in education and society in general, in order to promote a more egalitarian and respectful education of gender differences.
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