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June 8 -9, 2009
The Girl Solution: A Formula for Engaging and Sustaining Girls' Success in
Math and Science
Carnegie Science Center, Pittsburgh, PA 

The Girls, Math & Science Partnership (GMSP) is dedicated to engaging,
educating and embracing girls as architects of change. We'll share one of
our newest tools, The Girl Solution: A Gender Equity Toolkit, for program
and professional development managers, afterschool providers and mentors.
This kit includes materials specifically designed to appeal to girls and the
distinct way they learn math and science. The Girl Solution uses a
relationship science-based methodology and features many useful tools. This
RAP will train you on the techniques provided in the toolkit and teach you
how to become a trainer for The Girl Solution in your area.
For more information, contact Erin Gray at [log in to unmask]
or 412/237-1682.
 

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