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I agree that society, thus schools, do have a notion that boys are better at math and science and girls are better at english. I know when I was in school, I believed it and by 10th grade, I was barely passing alegebra and trig while I was excelling in every other class.
I only hope that this has changed for girls growing up now!
Mara
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Schools and teachers are definitely geared toward boys in math and science. Luckily, my daughter is fantastic in math although she dislikes it (scores top 96% of kids her age and has gotten her into gifted studies classes and camps) but she also loves, Loves, LOVES to read and write! I HATED math and science; struggled in both. Like my daughter, though, I love to read and I write, some, but for myself.
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Times are slowly changing, thank heavens. When I was in school, I have to admit that boys were ones that teachers pinned their hopes on. Raise your hand with the answer and never be called on.
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I agree they do lean toward math with boys. My daughter, too, is more of a natural with math than my son.
Hi, Pauline! Love that SFR!
Glad it wasn’t just me!!! And glad it is changing! Thanks for stopping by! Rock on SFR!!! (grin)
Well, your versions of the genre look fun!
Robin D
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Just because society has deemed scifi a “guy’s” genre doesn’t mean female writers have to adhere to it. I completely understand how some women felt they had to use a male or gender neutral pen name.
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I definitely embrace women writing science-fiction. I’m looking forward to reading more books in this genre. It’s the story that counts and it doesn’t matter which genre writes it. I’m not sure what society’s view was but I do know I like science and math in school.
hey, thanks for the support! Rock on, geek girls! And thanks all of you for taking time to read the blog and share your thoughts. 😀