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niki posted in the group FeSTEM community of Learners
In this link, you can see my assignment about the gender gap in the STEM fields. Through this, I want to urge more women to claim what they deserve and not settle for less.
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VASILEIOS AGAS posted in the group FeSTEM community of Learners
My assignment depicts the gender inequality in the field of ICT. The seesaw symbolizes the inequality between the woman in the left side who has the same skills with the man in the right side. Although the director, who stands beside the woman, decides to recognize only the work of the man and underestimate the work of women.
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I found your work really unique and I like it too much! I think you present the women inequality in a clever way without words but with a photo which causes plenty feelings.
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A smart way to describe the problem of the gender inequality in the field of ICT and a great way to put the observer to think about the problem. Good Work!
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Georgios Baloukas posted in the group FeSTEM community of Learners
Hello and happy new year to everyone!!! My assignment is about the reasons that explain the low percentage of women in STEM and how can this percentage can be increased.
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A clear, easy to read and thoroughgoing presentation, Georgios. Well done!
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I found your presentation interesting and easy to read too! In my opinion your assignment has useful information about women in stem.
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Really nice work George!!! I find the way that you presented your information interesting. Plus, I like that some graphs and images that you used, contain more precise and accurate information.
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What a nice presentation! The statistics are really interesting and the reasons about the gender inequality that you include are in point.
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![Profile picture of PanagiotaChatzitheochari]()
I like it too! It is an easily to read presentation but I would prefer more sources so to be multidimensional.
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![Profile picture of Anastasios Poulios]()
A very interesting and easy to read presentation. I would prefer smaller sized pictures to let some phrases to appear more clearly.
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In Greece we say “one picture equals to 1.000 words”. An inspiring slide from Niki, member of #UniversityofMacedonia #Uom #STEMMakerTeam.