Girls’ interest in science stems from parents, teachers

Parents and teachers must be better informed if they are to encourage girls to pursue science studies and careers, new research suggests.

Girls’ interest in science stems from parents, teachers

Parents and teachers must be better informed if they are to encourage girls to pursue science studies and careers, new research suggests, writes Niall Murray.

The recommendation emerges from two new studies pointing to the strong influence of parents and teachers on teenage girls’ subject and career choices.

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