Schools Get D's on Spurring STEM Diversity
“Bayer Facts of Science Education XIV: Female and Minority Chemists and Chemical Engineers Speak about Diversity and Underrepresentation in STEM”
A new survey gives the K-12 education system poor grades for “engaging and nurturing” minorities and girls—a D and a D-plus, respectively—in the pursuit of careers in the STEM fields of science,...
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