Gender Differences in Perception of Effectiveness of Using Statistical Software in Learning Statistics. Gender Differences in Perception of Effectiveness of Using Statistical Software in Learning Statistics.

Gender Differences in Perception of Effectiveness of Using Statistical Software in Learning Statistics‪.‬

Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal 1999, July, 2, 2

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Publisher Description

INTRODUCTION In 1973, Lucy W. Sells identified mathematics as the "critical filter" that prohibits many women from entering the ranks of higher paying, prestigious occupations, and since the publication of that seminal work there has been a great emphasis upon gender differences in mathematical performance.

GENRE
Computing & Internet
RELEASED
1999
1 July
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
19
Pages
PUBLISHER
The DreamCatchers Group, LLC
SIZE
206.5
KB

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