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  Eliciting Students' Beliefs about Who Is Good at Mathematics

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Shelby P. Morge

August 2007, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 50

Abstract:
This article highlights a series of activities designed to elicit students' mathematics-related beliefs, particularly those related to gender. As a result of the activities, females in upper-level classes rated themselves as having less confidence than males, and viewing a movie clip was sufficient for some students to modify their descriptions of someone who is good at mathematics.

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