Simulations and Early Education Planting the Seed

Integrating simulations into early education can have a profound effect on young girls by providing them with the opportunity to envision themselves in engineering roles from an early age. This exposure can help dispel gender norms and ignite a long-term interest in STEM fields, laying a foundation for future academic and career choices in engineering.

Integrating simulations into early education can have a profound effect on young girls by providing them with the opportunity to envision themselves in engineering roles from an early age. This exposure can help dispel gender norms and ignite a long-term interest in STEM fields, laying a foundation for future academic and career choices in engineering.

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