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ArticleSex Differences in the Use of Science and Technology in Children's Cartoons

Sheila Brownlow1997

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Sex Differences in the Use of Science and Technology in Children's Cartoons

Sheila Brownlow · Staci Durham

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Media, Gender, and Advertising Gender and Technology in Education Science Education and Perceptions

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Year1997

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Published1997-06-01

VenueJournal of Science Education and Technology

ISSN-L1059-0145

Languageen

Citations11

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ShelfMedia, Gender, and Advertising

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