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It's not just the stigma that IT isn't womanly, it's the idea that a young girl... already completely dejected by her peers, is forced to endure classes made up
by GigabyteCoin 13y ago
It's not just the stigma that IT isn't womanly, it's the idea that a young girl... already completely dejected by her peers, is forced to endure classes made up of 100% high school boys.
Unless the teacher is incredible defensive of the girl's position in the class, she will most likely drop it.
I am not surprised there are so few women in IT.
- joshguthrie 13y agoIt's not just the stigma that IT isn't womanly, it's the idea that a young girl... already completely dejected by her peers (read "females"), couldn't integrate herself better in classes made up of 100% high school boys (which are her peers as much as the other girls). Unless this high school girl is incredibly hard to get along with, she will most likely make friends, males or females. I am surprised there are so few women in IT.