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"since men entering the teaching profession also show the exact same data" This is really interesting, could you provide a citation?

• belorn 10y ago
  Yes I can. But first I would like to say that I could too just have requested citation from the parent comment and be done. Finding papers you read a month/year/years ago take times, and links goes sometimes dead, and in a online forum like this it is generally appreciated if the requester has done some initial attempts themselves to search online for sources. Anyway, it was a polite request and I happened to save the pdf. Source: Rapport 2009:7 R, Swedish national agency of higher education, title: Man ska bli lärare!.
  • geebee 10y ago
    "I could too just have requested citation from the parent comment and be done" Been done with what? Yes, I know, sometimes people say "citation please" as a way of refuting without reasoning, but other times, people are actually interested in reading the citation. This is one of those cases. Furthermore, this is not one of those cases would something could be easily established through a quick google search, this sounds like a very specific study.
    • belorn 10y ago
      Thanks for showing that was the case, and Im glad that source was helpful. Chapter that begins at Page 27 is especially interesting since it directly address potential reasons, and the aspect of being in minority vs majority.