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Stereotype threat for girls and STEM

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Chris Gunter

How do girls learn they’re “bad at science and math”?

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Posted in Everything else, Science education | Tagged Chris Gunter, Elise Andrew, girls in science, girls in STEM, Matt Shipman, science education, Sheryl Sandberg, STEM education, women in science

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