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The Viva Experience
I’ve seen a few posts around recently from anxious PhD students approaching their vivas in fear and trepidation or discussing the experience in the immediate aftermath. For instance, here is @hapsci discussing things after the event in a state of … Continue reading
Stereotype Threat, Underperformance and Diversity
Some months ago I came across a review in the THE for a book with the strange title of Whistling Vivaldi, by Claude Steele and it finally came to the top of my reading list recently. Far too late to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Equality, Teaching, Women in Science
Tagged Claude Steele, exam performance, minority, Whistling Vivaldi
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