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This document contains a works cited list of 12 sources related to gender stereotypes in STEM fields and efforts to encourage more women and girls to enter STEM. The sources include websites from organizations like Actua and the White House, news articles, academic studies, and student portfolios. Topics covered include national girls programs, how stereotypes undermine women's performance and interest in STEM, the need for more women in STEM fields, and how teacher expectations can influence the development of the gender gap in math.

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This document contains a works cited list of 12 sources related to gender stereotypes in STEM fields and efforts to encourage more women and girls to enter STEM. The sources include websites from organizations like Actua and the White House, news articles, academic studies, and student portfolios. Topics covered include national girls programs, how stereotypes undermine women's performance and interest in STEM, the need for more women in STEM fields, and how teacher expectations can influence the development of the gender gap in math.

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