5 ways that educators can help young women succeed in STEM fields.(science, technology, engineering and mathematics)

[...]does their school offer a strong math and science component in their educational process? A watcrcdJown curriculum will not help a student to become successful in his or her field of choice. Be honest with the student on what it will take for them to reach their highest potential, It is importa...

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Published in:Diverse issues in higher education 2016-07, Vol.33 (13), p.23
Main Author: Davis, Antoinette Marie
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Careers
Communities of Practice
Community colleges
Core curriculum
Educators
Engineering
Environment
Females
Internship Programs
Mathematics
Mathematics education
Mentors
Motivation
Motivation in education
Practice
Science Curriculum
Science education
Sciences education
STEM education
Student Motivation
Students
Study and teaching
Success
Technology
Technology education
Women
Women college students
Women Scientists
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Summary:[...]does their school offer a strong math and science component in their educational process? A watcrcdJown curriculum will not help a student to become successful in his or her field of choice. Be honest with the student on what it will take for them to reach their highest potential, It is important for the female to absorb the knowledge that the mentor gives as it will help them to prepare for her future college decisions and direction for her upcoming career. 2, Be willing to share opportunities of which a female can take advantage, ihesc opportunilies could be career agencies, internships, conferences, access to other colleagues, etc.
ISSN:1557-5411
2163-5862