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Monday, 01 December 2008





Minority Women in Science: Forging the Way


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This student workbook and teacher guide set is a great student-centered tool to support equity in math and science education. It is an innovative resource that can be used with all students – girls and boys – to help break down gender stereotypes about scientists. The set includes: profiles of seven minority women scientists who have surmounted barriers to forge the way for themselves and future scientists; science lessons for the classroom that cover such topics as acid/base chemistry, earth science, wildlife and environmental science, and biology; and life skills lessons for the classroom that cover topics such as getting college information from the school counselor, identifying a support system, reaching goals, knowing self-worth, having community pride, overcoming stereotypes, and linking hobbies with career choices.

Student Workbook (ISBN 1-878550-67-5; Paperback; 32 Pages; 2000; $6.50)

Teacher’s Guide (ISBN 1-878550-68-3; Paperback; 94 Pages; 2000; $25.00)

How to Place an Order
These publications are available from IDRA at the listed price. Shipping and handling is 10 percent of the total price of the order. Orders must be prepaid. Purchase orders for orders totaling more than $30 are accepted. Overstock returns are not accepted unless by prior written agreement. Publication orders should be directed to: Intercultural Development Research Association, 5815 Callaghan Road, Suite 101; San Antonio, Texas 78228; phone 210.444.1710; fax 210.444.1714; E-mail: contact@idra.org.










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