Summer programs are essential to keep learning through the summer days when most students are not even thinking about school work. There is a new summer program that looks to improve their math schools where girls can interact with some of the most talented educators in the area. These programs help to bridge the gap between girls and boys in the area of math.
Summer program boosts girls’ math skills #dyscalculia
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Summer programs keep a learner’s brain alert.
This particular program is a free five-day summer camp to showgirl how fun math really can be. The gender gap has minimized in recent years but women are still very underrepresented in STEM fields of careers. The summer program is in several different locations in Buffalo in the mid-July to August dates.
Key Takeaways:
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The University of Buffalo offers a five-day summer program to show girls how math can be fun and exciting and help narrow the gender gap in math and technology.
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Research indicates that the gender gap grows during the summer break, so the program, aimed at girls in fourth through tenth grade, offers an enjoyable curriculum that supports their interest in math.
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The hands-on and project-based program emphasizes personal attention and provides nine accomplished teachers for the students.
