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Womens Experiences in Leadership in K-16 Science Education Communities Becoming and Being / by Wieseman, Katherine C.

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Cracking the code : how to get women and minorities into STEM disciplines and why we must / by MacLean, Lisa M.

Table of Contents: “…Proposed solutions -- 3.1 Socialization at a young age -- 3.2 Socialization in college -- 3.3 Socialization in general -- 3.4 Cultivate interest -- 3.5 Work environment for women -- 3.6 Familial support -- 3.7 Financial barriers -- 3.8 Classwork and teaching methods -- 3.9 College culture and policies -- 3.10 Faculty -- 3.11 Research -- 3.12 Internships and cooperative education -- 3.13 Mentoring -- 3.14 Tutoring -- 3.15 Social opportunities -- 3.16 Outreach to K-12 teachers -- 3.17 Outreach to community colleges -- 3.18 Outreach to nontraditional students -- 3.19 STEM high schools for URPs and REMs -- 3.20 Bias -- 3.21 Dual enrollment programs -- 3.22 Further recommendations -- 3.23 Conclusion --…”
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Beyond bias and barriers fulfilling the potential of women in academic science and engineering /

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Gender, science and technology perspectives from Africa /

Table of Contents: “…Science and technology in education -- pt. 3. Science and technology : the case of one woman, many women.…”
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