Gray matter is associated with information processing and it makes some men excel at math. ... For instance, as mentioned above, the recent study shows that men have more gray matter that make them good in math, yet sometimes in school boys do not always get high score in math. ... Indeed, sometimes knowing a person's gender will help us to predict how a person will behave. ...
They conducted a study of seventh and ninth graders math achievement over time and the affect parental encouragement had on their continuing mathematical education. What they found was that parents often praised their sons with sayings like "You"re a natural math whiz, Johnny!" Girls who got the same grades would get praises like "Boy, you really worked had in math, Janey, and it shows!" ... It is a sub-consciousness that helps to make these gender differences, and it's very hard to change the subconscious thoughts we have. ...
A.W Buffery, a sociologist, stated that the left hemisphere of a girls's brain is better developed at the age of two in fields such as verbal finesse. he commented, that on the other hand a boy's brain is better developed and therefore he is better in subjects such as math, physics, etc. ... Co-education helps to enhance competition and provide a basis of equality between men and women Co-education helps to eradicate the stereotypes that have been drilled in to the young children's minds. ...
He was sent to grammar school with the intentions of going into church afterwards, but later on, he was sent to another grammar school to improve his math and writing, and although he failed on math, he completely succeeded in writing. ... He supported education so much, that he also helped found what eventually became the University of Pennsylvania. ... In the present years, people's views towards Benjamin Franklin are considering him as a hero from the past, who helped to establish the traditions of America....
This also implies that men are better at math and science, while women are best suited for dancing or homemaking skills. ... His revenge usually leaves Dee Dee crying or running to their parents for help. ... Dee Dee is being the stereotypical emotional female who needs help from others to resolve her issues. ...
Men also tend to dominate the fields of math and science which typically lead to higher paying degrees. ... Second, a healthy workplace environment helps get more work done. With a healthy workplace there will be less discrimination, everyone will help each other, and employees will want be happier to come to work. ... Many males do not want to stand alone to help woman gain gender equality due to their own fears of being surpassed. ... Indeed, a married woman is often seen to be providing a second paycheck to help aid the breadwinner. ...
I have many ideas that I believe can help these ladies from everything that I have seen work in the past, while working as high school Counselor. ... Those encouraging words can do so much to help fight the thought of "oh I can't do this, girls are bad at this anyways, I don't belong here." ... We could come up with a "STEM challenge" women only scholarship to give help with tuition cost. ... Her and her classmates at Stanford University took a group of students from the science math, engineering, and technology majors and asked their opinions on two advertising video, unaware that ...
John Stossel, with ABC News, conducted a test with the help of researcher Campbell Leaper, of the University of California. ... The girls generally said that they were, "nice," when the boys described themselves as, "talented," "smart," "good at math," or "funny," but rarely said nice" (Stossel). ... She offered some tips to parent of girls: "Don't help them so much. Research shows parents tend to help girls more than they tend to help boys. ...
There were some games that demanded intelligence like solving puzzles, counting cards and doing some math problems. ... Playing with toys affects children's cognitive skills and girls' toys are more likely to help girls develop their nurturing skills that make them good mothers and wives but boys' toys have their spatial skills developed that make them better in engineering and science and technology. ...
