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edited by Donald James
This site is a wonderful resource for educators wishing to encourage their female students to challenge themselves, feel confident of their successes, and accept their failures. Highlights of the site are profiles of NASA women scientists, online chats with these scientists, and Women of the World, a quarterly activity that allows interaction between online guests and known international female scientists. Additional learning resources can be found in the Teaching Tips and Resources sections.
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- Careers
- High School
- Lower Undergraduate
- Informal Education
- Upper Undergraduate
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- Instructional Material
= Best practice
- Reference Material
= Career Information
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NASA women, career development, women, women in science, women scientists
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, edited by D. James (NASA Quest), WWW Document, (https://women.nasa.gov/).
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Women @ Nasa, edited by D. James (NASA Quest), <https://women.nasa.gov/>.
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James, D. (Ed.). (n.d.). Women @ Nasa. Retrieved November 13, 2024, from NASA Quest: https://women.nasa.gov/
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James, Donald, ed. Women @ Nasa. NASA Quest. https://women.nasa.gov/ (accessed 13 November 2024).
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James, Donald, ed. Women @ Nasa. NASA Quest. 13 Nov. 2024 <https://women.nasa.gov/>.
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