A couple of weeks ago, I decided to compile all of the resources I had collected on girls in education into one presentation. This year, I have co-sponsored a chapter of Girls Who Code after several of our girls expressed interest in getting more girls into the STEM fields. Since then, I have been on a mission to find more resources to support all ages and all interests. Check out the
Girl Power presentation for the full version or, go to
Fennovation.org.
Today, I added in:
- Information on Margaret Hamilton, the woman coder who saved the moon landing!
- Amy Poehler's Smart Girls - an organization devoted to imagination and intelligence over fitting in.
- Check out this EdSurge article on designing STEM for girls.
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