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护理专业女生比男生多的原因英语作文
Why Are There More Girls Than Boys in Nursing School?
My big sister is in college studying to become a nurse. When
she told me about her classes, I noticed that almost all her
classmates are girls! There are only a couple of boys in her whole
program. I thought that was really weird, so I asked her why
nursing has so many more girls than boys. Here's what she told
me:
Nursing is a job where you help take care of people when
they are sick or hurt. Nurses give patients their medicine, check
their vital signs like temperature and blood pressure, assist
doctors during operations, and lots of other important tasks in
the hospital. They have to be really caring, patient, nurturing
people.
My sister said that from a very young age, girls are often
encouraged to play games and do activities that involve
nurturing roles. Like when we play house and girls pretend to be
the mommy taking care of the baby doll. Or school projects
where we practice feeding and holding a fake baby. Even the
toys marketed towards girls tend to be things like baby dolls,
cooking sets, and playhouses rather than action figures or
building toys.
So girls grow up being trained for nurturing types of careers
like nursing, teaching, childcare and other jobs involving caring
for people's needs. It's not that boys can't also be nurturing, but
society doesn't emphasize those skills as much for them when
they're little.
Another reason is that nursing has historically been seen as a
female profession, kind of like how construction workers and
firefighters are usually male-dominated fields. Way back in the
1800s, nursing was one of the few professional jobs open to
women at that time. Women like Florence Nightingale basically
founded modern nursing practices. So from the beginning,
nursing became a career path for women.
Even though men can obviously be amazing nurses too, that
stereotype of it being a "woman's job" has kind of stuck around.
Some people still have old-fashioned attitudes that nursing,
teaching, etc. are better suited for females. My sister said some
of the boys in her classes felt a little self-conscious at first being
in such a female-dominated major. But they got over it once they
saw how awesome and respected the nursing profession is!
Personality-wise, my sister thinks girls may be drawn more
towards nursing because girls tend to be nurturers, good
communicators, detail-oriented and have lots of empathy.
Nursing requires having great bedside manners, being gentle
and compassionate with patients, and not getting squeamish
around things like blood or bodily fluids. Maybe on average,
more girls tend to have the kind of caring, emotional personality
that meshes well with nursing duties.
However, there are definitely boys with those traits too! And
males can absolutely be exceptional nurses. It's just that
proportionally, more girls seem to gravitate towards the caring
professions based on interests, personality types and social
conditioning from a young age.
My sister's favorite nursing instructor is actually a man, and
he's one of the best teachers because of how wise and caring he
is. And some of her guy friends make awesome nurses because
of how attentive and dedicated they are. So it's not like boys
can't be great nurses at all. It's just that, for various reasons, girls
seem to have more interest in pursuing that career.
That's why my sister's program is made up of mostly females.
In an ideal world, there would be an equal ratio because caring
doesn't have a gender! Nurses should be nurturing people,
period, regardless of if they're male or female.
I told my sister that when I grow up, I might want to be a
nurse too! She said that would be awesome and that we
definitely need more and more boys joining nursing. I like feeling
helpful and taking care of people when they're sick or hurt. I'm a
pretty nurturing kid in general - just ask my parents how much I
love my baby dolls and stuffed animals! So maybe I'll be a great
nurse someday, just like my big sister. Whether I turn out to be a
boy nurse or a girl nurse, the most important thing is being a
good, compassionate nurse for my patients. I can't wait!
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