She emphasized the importance of making sure girls are aware of the diversity of opportunities available to them, especially in computer science. I think that really enhanced her ability to talk to counselors and that enriched their knowledge. The feedback was incredibly positive, Sandy said. As I began to analyze my own behaviors, I was shocked to find how my perspective may have been a limiting factor to female students. Practical issues like scheduling and courses designed with girls' interests in mind are also important.
Many communities are still very traditional.
You need to ask these questions. Yet simply providing opportunities like computer clubs is not enough, she said. Bringing women who work in technology careers into the classroom to share their experiences with girls sets a great example, Furger said. Send it . Use this version.