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This month, we are excited to bring you the STEM Resources Bibliography. It's not that easy to find off-the-shelf materials for recruiting and retaining women and girls in STEM, especially free resources. As a busy educator, you just don't have the time to spend hours doing internet research on classroom activities that will appeal to female learning styles, or on identifying female role models and associations.
That's why we created a bibliography that does this research for you. The best part is it's a downloadable book with clickable hotlinks that bring you directly to the websites for these primarily free resources.
Download the bibliography for instant access to these resources.
The bibliography includes links to:
- Free videos with female role models in trades, technology and science careers
- Online resources for finding female role models and e-mentors
- Sample curriculum and tools for teaching to female learning styles
- Websites designed for girls and women interested in trades and technology
- Out-of-school and summer programs for girls in STEM
- Online communities for girls, women and educators in STEM
- How to find gender-segregated occupational data in your state
Each entry in the bibliography includes a link to the online resource, a quick summary of what you'll find if you follow the link, and helpful categories such as school level, program area, and audience.
Bibliography Table of Contents:
I. Engaging women and girls in STEM education
a. Recruitment and outreach collateral & posters
b. Websites to share with female students and the parents of girls
c. Retention resources for educators teaching women and girls
d. General tools and retention resources for STEM educators
II. Finding female role models in trades, technology & science
a. Women's national and state associations
b. Videos of female role models
III. Social media online communities
a. Online communities for women
b. Online communities for girls
c. Online communities for educators
IV. Out-of-School and summer STEM programs for girls
V. Career support for women in trades, technology & science
a. Websites with career information for women
b. Education, labor market, and salary statistics
Get more information on the STEM Resources Bibliography
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Donna Milgram, Executive Director
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