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Women in STEM

Women in STEM

Sara Winslow

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Ambitchous Collective
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de la ciencia
ISBN:
9798994924709
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Women in STEM: The Matilda Effect - A Trivia Book features an engaging collection of 200 carefully researched questions highlighting the achievements of women across science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.Inspired by the 'Matilda Effect,' a term describing the historical under recognition of women’s scientific contributions, this book brings attention to pioneering discoveries, influential leaders, and breakthrough innovations shaped by women throughout history.Designed for individual readers, classrooms, book clubs, and group activities, the questions range from accessible to challenging, offering an entertaining and educational way to explore the impact of women in STEM fields.Part of The Power of Women Trivia Series, this volume aims to make learning engaging while increasing awareness of influential women whose work continues to shape science and technology today.

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