Anonyman
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What surprised me the most was how *early* these divergences by STEM fields emerge.
By age 6, kids already see girls as worse at computer science and engineering. But...there's no early male bias for math. (I made this graph for a broader audience).
Six-year-olds have quite nuanced beliefs!
By age 6, kids already see girls as worse at computer science and engineering. But...there's no early male bias for math. (I made this graph for a broader audience).
Six-year-olds have quite nuanced beliefs!
December 9, 2024 at 11:11 PM
What surprised me the most was how *early* these divergences by STEM fields emerge.
By age 6, kids already see girls as worse at computer science and engineering. But...there's no early male bias for math. (I made this graph for a broader audience).
Six-year-olds have quite nuanced beliefs!
By age 6, kids already see girls as worse at computer science and engineering. But...there's no early male bias for math. (I made this graph for a broader audience).
Six-year-olds have quite nuanced beliefs!