The Art and Science Of Learning: Boys, Girls, Who's Better At What, And Closing The Learning Gap

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By Mia Bolaris-Forget

Its been well noted that boys have generally been more technical and girls more “artistic”, but that gap may be closing among younger generations.

According to new reports and statistics girls are now just as inclined as boys to excel at math and science. The type of science classes they choose however affirms a different kind of chasm. Statistics reveal that girls shy away from physics while their male counterparts are more inclined to enroll in all three essential science courses, including physics, chemistry and biology….and solid foundation for future academic success.

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