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Cómo alentar a las niñas a estudiar carreras científicas y matemáticas: 7 estrategias

  • Written by Jilana Boston, Ph.D. Student in Cognitive Development, New York University
Main Standfirst: Según los investigadores, los estereotipos negativos sobre la capacidad de las niñas para estudiar carreras científicas podrían desanlentarlas de estudiar estas.Rawpixel.com/www.shutterstock.com

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