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Student Learning Resources on Renewable Energy	Reference - General (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	All Science and Engineering
NREL's educational site for high school and college students who want to learn more about how renewable energy can help create a brighter energy future for all of us. "Renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies are key t ... more NREL's educational site for high school and college students who want to learn more about how renewable energy can help create a brighter energy future for all of us. "Renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies are key to creating a clean energy future for not only the nation, but the world. This Web site describes NREL's research in renewable energy technologies, and also provides information on energy efficiency and various applications of renewable energy." less
Women and Computers: The Past to the Future	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
None available. ... more None available. less
Building Their Future: Girls and Technology Education in Connecticut	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
This article describes a study aimed at understanding the educational factors that affect girls attraction to technology in middle school and high school. ... more This article describes a study aimed at understanding the educational factors that affect girls attraction to technology in middle school and high school. less
Blazing Through the Boys' Club	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
This article describes popular theories on men and women's differing approaches to computers, the alienation of women on-line, and womens' current and future place in cyberspace. ... more This article describes popular theories on men and women's differing approaches to computers, the alienation of women on-line, and womens' current and future place in cyberspace. less
Sea Grant: Marine Carreers	Community - General (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Ocean Engineering
Marine career website includes: Marine Biology, Oceanography, Ocean Engineering and Related Fields. "Marinecareers.net will introduce you to a wide range of marine career fields and to people working in those fields. In addition, ... more Marine career website includes: Marine Biology, Oceanography, Ocean Engineering and Related Fields. "Marinecareers.net will introduce you to a wide range of marine career fields and to people working in those fields. In addition, it will give those men and women a chance to tell you what they like and dislike about their careers, what they see for the future in their fields, and much more. This site also provides you with some experts' views on what the future holds for marine science careers." less
Computing 2002: Democracy, Education, and the Future	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
None available. ... more None available. less
I'm a Stranger Here Myself: A Consideration of Women in Computing	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
An article in the proceedings of the 1992 ACM SIGUCCS User Services Conference called: "Learning From the Past, Stepping into the Future". ... more An article in the proceedings of the 1992 ACM SIGUCCS User Services Conference called: "Learning From the Past, Stepping into the Future". less
Preparing Female Students for Technician Careers: Dealing with Our Own Elitist Biases	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Technician-level careers for women are often invisible to educators whose idea of success is a college or graduate school degree. Future computer equity efforts must encourage women to consider technician-level careers. ... more Technician-level careers for women are often invisible to educators whose idea of success is a college or graduate school degree. Future computer equity efforts must encourage women to consider technician-level careers. less
Comfort and Experience With Computing: Are They the Same for Women and Men?	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
Abstract: What produces comfort with computers and how is comfort related to computer achievement for men and women? This study looks at the effects of comfort and prior spreadsheet knowledge on the ability to design spreadsheets ... more Abstract: What produces comfort with computers and how is comfort related to computer achievement for men and women? This study looks at the effects of comfort and prior spreadsheet knowledge on the ability to design spreadsheets by management science students. Results showed that comfort with computing is significantly correlated with test performance for women; for men, mathematics ability and relevance to their future career are more important. The study suggests that the quality of women's initial computing instruction is very important in affecting what they will accomplish in the future. less
Effects of Classroom Gender Composition on Adolescents' Computer-Related Attitudes and Future Intentions	Reference - Article/Document (PreK-K - Continuing Education)	Computer Engineering
An 11th grade computer science class was taught in three sections (one all-female and two mixed-sex) by the same male teacher. Girls could choose their section. Girls in the all-female class reported greater perceived teacher supp ... more An 11th grade computer science class was taught in three sections (one all-female and two mixed-sex) by the same male teacher. Girls could choose their section. Girls in the all-female class reported greater perceived teacher support than either males or girls in the mixed-sex classes, and were similar to males in confidence, motivation, and future academic intentions. The two mixed-sex classes were 19:5 and 19:3 M/F. less

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