Despite Similar Test Scores, Women Don’t Go into Science and Engineering as Often as Men: New OECD PISA Report on CMRubinWorld
New York, NY (PRWEB) March 31, 2015 -- The report shows that economic inequality in pay is at least partially attributable to women pursuing less lucrative careers than men. Despite similar test scores, women don’t go into science and engineering as often as men do and have lower self-confidence in this area. Borgonovi and Achiron offer their advice on the issues, including teacher bias.
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