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The Matilda Effect: Recognising Women's Achievements in Science Education Presentation

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Year 7Cultural UnderstandingEqualityInt. Day of Women & Girls in Science

This presentation for Year 7 Science explores the Matilda Effect, examining historical and persistent gender bias against women in STEM. Students will critically analyze how new evidence and perspectives change scientific knowledge, fostering diversity and inclusion.

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explain how new evidence or different perspectives can lead to changes in scientific knowledge (AC9S7H01)