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Miguel A. Cuesta M.D.,Donald L. van der Peet of the area and has affected the educational and career opportunities of some girls. However, we believe that the scope and extent of these changes have been circumscribed by a limited conceptualisation of gender.

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Science in a Masculine Strait-Jacketof science. What is clear to educationists is that interactions between gender and science result in the alienation of women and girls from science, especially from the physical sciences and, in particular, from physics.