Lecture

Implicit Bias in Science Education

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This lecture discusses implicit bias in science education, focusing on the impact of gender stereotypes on academic performance. It explores the relationship between implicit gender-science stereotyping and national sex differences in science performance using 2003 TIMSS data. The slides present data on the percentage of women engineering graduates in different countries and highlight the challenges faced by women in engineering. The lecture also delves into the dynamics of war and national differences in science performance, emphasizing the need to address implicit bias in educational settings.

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