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How the Gender Gap in STEM Might Get Its Start in Elementary School
How the Gender Gap in STEM Might Get Its Start in Elementary School
On average, girls do as well as boys on elementary- and middle-school math tests. But by the time students enter the workforce, a big gender gap has emerged, with men earning nearly 80 percent of bachelor’s degrees in engineering and computer science. A new study offers evidence that the disparity might be getting its start in elementary school classrooms. | Chalkbeat, Oct. 28
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