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The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes

5 months ago by RSG

By Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) made a mistake... Meet Beatrice Bottomwell: a nine-year- old girl who has never (not once!) made a mistake. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, a...

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I Love Myself

5 months ago by RSG

By Karen Beumont Clever use of rhymes and wild illustrations make this book a colorful and sassy piece that is truly heart-warming. This book encourages kids to have a strong sense of self-esteem, appreciating everything about themselves especially the ones...

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Nurture Her Magic

5 months ago by RSG

Hello There! Aside from the excitement for fall weather, we are really excited to share this platform with you. We are starting things off with a collection to encourage you to nurture your daughter's magic. To us this means helping her discover her self; her...

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Girls, Confidence and Sports

5 months ago by RSG

In the first of its kind, Ruling Our Experiences, Inc (ROX) conducted a survey of 10,000+ girls in grades 5th to 12th to understand the impact if any, that participation in sports makes in the key dimensions of development such as academic achievement, social ...

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Your Top 7 Questions About STEM Learning Answered

5 months ago by RSG

Parents have a huge part to play in creating an environment that fosters STEM learning. However it is incredibly difficult to do so if you are not familiar with STEM or not comfortable with STEM subjects. The following Q&A is a primer on the most important...

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6 Amazing Latina Women In STEM

5 months ago by RSG

To celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, we will be highlighting profiles of five Hispanic women disrupting the STEM world with their innovations and research and inspiring a new generation of scientists, techies, engineers and mathematicians! Sabrina Gonzal...

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Sophia Spencer

5 months ago by RSG

The 8-year old entomologist who ended up co-authoring a paper in the Annals of the Entomology Society of America

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Ursula Burns

5 months ago by RSG

She is a Xerox board chairperson who earned a place in the STEM Leadership hall of fame in 2017.

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Wasako Wakamiya

5 months ago by RSG

The 82 year-old Wakamiya only learned to code in five months. She taught herself the basics by reading a book, then later hiring a teacher, and launched her first app in February. She was the oldest developer to attend Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference.

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Imelme Umana

5 months ago by RSG

The first black female elected as President of Harvard Law Review.

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The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes

I Love Myself

Nurture Her Magic

Girls, Confidence and Sports

Your Top 7 Questions About STEM Learning Answered

6 Amazing Latina Women In STEM

Sophia Spencer

Ursula Burns

Wasako Wakamiya

Imelme Umana

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