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Cultural Values in a Time Warp
At the start of the year I wrote about my frustrations with the slow pace of change, specifically with regard to the situation for women in science in academia but also more broadly. This week I am forcibly reminded again … Continue reading →
Posted in Education, Equality
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Tagged Barbie dolls, gender stereotypes, self-belief, toys
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Real Life Barbie Dolls
Have you come across the T shirts with the encouraging words Iām too PRETTY to do MATH blazoned across them in cute pink lettering? No, nor had I until they were brought to my attention by a member of the … Continue reading →
Posted in Equality, Science Culture
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Tagged advertising, Barbie dolls, London Mathematical Society, math anxiety, Mumsnet, stereotyping
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25 Comments