Not just girls who do science, but scientists: smashing glass ceilings in the science classroom

By Tracy Kirsten

Issue 383 | Page 80 | Published Dec 2021

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Girls taking physical sciences in high school often lack confidence and avoid taking risks; small modifications in pedagogy by educators may empower more girls to embrace science with courage.

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