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One key challenge educators face is the importance of encouraging girls to excel in math, science and computer science studies. As technology continues to drive the world of business, those challenged or generally disinterested in science and math will be left behind.
The core worker in the IT industry are computer engineers, systems analysts, programmers and computer scientists, which includes database administrators, computer support personnel and all other computer scientists. These are all careers that relate directly back to high school math and science, in addition to computer science studies.
In going back to the classroom, a study by the National Assessment of Education Progress discovered that girls score below the national mean on all science achievement items and express negatives attitudes towards science.
So what factors are discouraging girls from excelling in math, science and computer science studies in high school? Girls also have fewer experiences with science activities and equipment, which are often stereotyped as being masculine.
Computer science educators should also impart to girls the important need for women in the industry and outline more career options.
By introducing science, math and computer science in a positive manner to girls in all levels of education, we may be able to turn the tide and see more and more women choose careers in these important fields.
A New Challenge for Teachers: Encouraging Girls in Science, Math and IT Related Studies and Careers
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December 17th, 2011
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