Miranda Goldstein
@mggoldst.bsky.social
PhD student at UC Irvine | Interested in how families and gender roles shape girls’ academic behaviors and aspirations in STEM | she/her
Excited to share my research on mothers’ science gender stereotypes at my first year poster presentation! Grateful for all the feedback and support I received from my peers and mentors.
September 26, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Excited to share my research on mothers’ science gender stereotypes at my first year poster presentation! Grateful for all the feedback and support I received from my peers and mentors.
Reposted by Miranda Goldstein
AERA has just learned that all restricted-use NCES data licenses will be cancelled, possibly as early as March 20. We urgently request that all AERA members and others in the research community with restricted-use licenses take these two actions: www.aera.net/Research-Pol...
March 14, 2025 at 7:09 PM
AERA has just learned that all restricted-use NCES data licenses will be cancelled, possibly as early as March 20. We urgently request that all AERA members and others in the research community with restricted-use licenses take these two actions: www.aera.net/Research-Pol...
Reposted by Miranda Goldstein
New paper out! Across 3 large high school datasets, we found that girls and boys largely place similar value on math. No meaningful differences were found in the most recent dataset (2012), but some differences were found in the two older datasets (1990s and early 2000s). doi.org/10.1002/jad....
Girls and Boys Typically Have Similar Math Value Beliefs: Replication Evidence Across Historical Time, High School, and Racial/Ethnic Groups
Introduction Individuals' math value beliefs are theorized to influence who persists in STEM. However, the existing findings on gender differences in adolescents' math value beliefs are inconsistent...
doi.org
January 9, 2025 at 4:40 PM
New paper out! Across 3 large high school datasets, we found that girls and boys largely place similar value on math. No meaningful differences were found in the most recent dataset (2012), but some differences were found in the two older datasets (1990s and early 2000s). doi.org/10.1002/jad....