Gender stereotypes and how they affect women's participation in technical education

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Alvaro Luis Segarra Arias
Geovanna Jessica Tanguila López
Odette Martínez Pérez
Maribel del Rocío Paredes Cabezas

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Introduction:  In social progress and efforts to promote gender equality, inequalities persist, especially in technical areas, where female participation is scarce or non-existent. Objective:  To promote equality for all people through inclusion to contribute to the construction of a more equitable, innovative, and just society. Methodology:  Statistical analysis methods, QQPlot and T-Student. Results:  Indicate that there are a greater number of men in technical high schools. Conclusion:  Strategies should be implemented to guarantee equality of competencies in these professional figures.

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Segarra Arias, A. L., Tanguila López, G. J., Martínez Pérez, O., & Paredes Cabezas, M. del R. (2024). Gender stereotypes and how they affect women’s participation in technical education. AlfaPublicaciones, 6(2.2), 89–111. https://doi.org/10.33262/ap.v6i2.2.483
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