Female Math Avoidance Affects Women’s Course Choices
Lee College math instructor Earl Hines analyzes why women steer away from advanced math. His study, published in Texas Mathematics Teacher, cites learned helplessness and confidence gaps as key factors influencing lower female participation in higher level math and related careers.
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A Remarkable 13-Year-Old Oklahoma College Hopeful
Andy, aged 13, begins college life in Louisiana with courses like historical geology and French as he plans to finish college by 15 and attend medical school. His mother credits teachers and the school environment for his rapid learning and acceptance among peers while he pursues forensic medicine or archaeology.
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Drama department stages Twister at Rundell Hall
Lee College students perform the one act Twister by Jack Hiefner February 24 to 26 in Rundell Hall. Betty and Roy are played by Tracy Blackwell and Pat Murray with Lynnette Jones directing. Reservations encouraged at 425 6486.
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Enrollment Trends At LC Show Freshmen Dominance
Early figures indicate freshmen make up nearly 70 percent of LC students and women about 60 percent. Most students are part time with 11.9 percent full-time. Spring enrollment continues a rise since the mid 1980s, up 22.5 percent from the 1986 spring low of 3,243.
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