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By: Steven Blackburn | September 19, 2019

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How to build an engineer: Start young

The gap between girls and boys in math performance is far smaller than many believe, even at the high school and college level where girls perform similarly to boys, according to research. Elementary schools are introducing their students to engineering principles, hoping to inspire a life-long interest in STEM fields. But it seems to be girls’ confidence about their abilities in math and their interest in pursuing STEM careers that drops after middle school.

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