BBC News - State schools 'failing girls who want to study physics' - 2 views
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Bilge Aslan on 03 Oct 12Science fields do not seem famous any more.
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Erdem Uygun on 13 Oct 12The important point in this case is that only girls who study for A-level physics are the ones who came from Girls' schools. It means that as the text stated, mix schools have a kind of characteristic that stereotype the physics as if it was boys' area. However, in my opinion, that's not true. Unless a job does not require so much muscles, it can be handled by both males and females. In physics, the brain, intelligence, and the disciplined work is necessary which are highly available in human beings, not just only in males.
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NSaime Yapar on 17 Oct 12http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/9609566/Girls-put-off-studying-science-in-mixed-gender-schools-says-headmistress.html Another news related to this!