Interesting - food for thought indeed! Still (also from the article): > Instead, this line of research, if it’s replicated, might hold useful takeaways for pe

Interesting - food for thought indeed! Still (also from the article): > Instead, this line of research, if it’s replicated, might hold useful takeaways for people who do want to see more Western women entering STEM fields. In this study, the percentage of girls who excelled in science or math was still larger than the number of women who were graduating with STEM degrees. That means there’s something in even the most liberal societies that’s nudging women away from math and science, even when those are their best subjects. The women-in-STEM advocates could, for starters, focus their efforts on those would-be STEM stars. How do you find those would-be STEM stars? How do you encourage them to pursue STEM?