Men are always better ........ than women. by Aygul Dauletova

Бекболатова Диана 1501-32

2023-04-09 09:27:16 UTC

Boys, girls – no difference! In mathematics , everyone is equal .
Proof: in our group, both girls and boys are very good at math.Because I say that women and men can solve math problems if the person himself wants it.My sister, who knows mathematics very well, got married 2 years ago.And she wanted to study mathematical science.But her husband wouldn't let her.The reason I said this is because many women of mathematics can't go out in public.
It's kind of not quite true. From the point of view of science, the mental abilities of men are in no way superior to the mental abilities of women. There is no scientific evidence that men are smarter than women on average. The stereotype that men are good in the exact sciences is rather related to the socio-cultural attitudes of society. The fact is that exact sciences are often considered not a "women's" business and any rudiments of interest in physics, mathematics and science in general are not encouraged in girls, which means that the percentage of women who understand this will be small. Well, how will you become a physicist when everyone has been telling you since childhood that physics is not for girls, and in general, why would a woman need education when it's better to get married early, have children and not jump further (which is very important in our country)? Men do not understand the exact sciences better than women by nature. Men are simply more encouraged for their interest in them, and accordingly they are more involved in areas related to these very sciences. This is gender prejudice and ignorance. Exact sciences are equally given to both boys and girls. Mental abilities do not depend on gender at all. It's about education and abilities. If the brains are sharpened for physics and mathematics, then what does gender have to do with it? Another thing is that because of gender prejudices, girls are little encouraged for their interest in the exact sciences, because there is a stupid stereotype that this is an exclusively male sphere of interests. Sometimes it comes to the point of absurdity and the parents of girls do not allow them to be interested in some things simply because they are "for boys". Girls, and boys too, are already given a list at school of what they "can" do and study based on their gender. Well, add to this your favorite fairy tale about the "female destiny", where women do not care or do not need education, because the main thing is to get married and give birth to borscht and cook children in the kitchen, and not to clog their heads with the laws of thermodynamics! In general, there are a lot of nuances here, of course, but that's about the way we actually get many stereotypes. It's not just that boys and girls learn mathematical methods equally. Their brains generally work the same way.

1502-12 ZHAMANTAY AYDANA

2023-04-11 00:48:42 UTC

This is a really thought-provoking question. But I agree with this statement. It seems that person and human aren't alike, a woman and a man aren't alike. I think a man and a woman have two different feelings and emotions. According to Statistics, women experience 483 more emotions per day than men. In women, no matter what they do, emotions that are considered natural are inseparable. Therefore, better psychologists come out of women than a man. .
On the contrary, men are characterized by rigidity. They have a well-developed intellectual power. A man does not prioritize his emotions, whether at work or at home.the phenomena that occur around us are proof of this statement: the Nobel Prize, achievements in many competitions, and even becoming president is the fate of a man. Since the creation of mankind, a man and a woman have their place. By balancing them, the problem isn't simplified. These words, of course, do not mean that a woman shouldn't study, not develop. Women can be better psychologists than men by learning other languages with ease. Summing up, we can say that the chances of a man and a woman for development and growth are the same. But it's better to choose the right path.

Tashkenbaev Eldos 1502-12

eldostashkenbai — 2023-04-11 16:38:15 UTC

I can say that men are better at physics than women. Of course, I do not say that women do not know about physics. They also have masters of their work. The reason why men know the world of physics well is that men are engaged in things that require physical strength, that is, hard work. Physics is what they do every day. It is directly related to our actions. It is known that women do not work much in the field of heavy machinery. In these fields, the number of men dominates, because men increase work productivity. The structure of the work of each machine is based on physics. shows that it is close to physics. If we look at history, the vast majority of scientists who discovered news, that is, almost all of them, were men. For example: Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Galileo Galilei, Michael Faraday, Nikola Tesla, James Maxwell, Charles Darwin, Louis Pasteur, Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev, Niels Bohr and many others. This means that in ancient times, men were the first to understand physics, conduct various researches and make great discoveries in the science of physics. Let's focus on this recent news: The Nobel Committee for Physics 2022 under the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced who received the Nobel Prize in this field.
They received the award "for experiments with photons that define the principle of violation of Bell's inequalities and are linked to discoveries in the field of quantum information science." Alain Aspe, John Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger conducted ground-breaking experiments using entangled quantum states that behave as a single entity even when two particles are separated. The results of their research opened the way to new technologies based on quantum information. In most of such discoveries, we often find the names of men. I think this is proof that men have a special place in the field of physics.

1502_12 Shamurat Aigerim

2023-04-12 01:30:44 UTC

Men are better at physics than women. I think this is a misconception. Women's education in physics is the same as men's education. Such an incorrect stereotype has formed in our society. They say that women should not do science, but should take care of the house and children. But I believe that women make more discoveries in physics than men. Looking back, we can say that the discoveries were made only by men. This is not a sign that women are not interested in science. In the past, many people opposed the education of women and did not allow them to study science. Today women are equal to men. Women physicists are becoming more and more recognizable in the world. For example, Marie Curie, Donna Strickland. They are even Nobel Prize winners. I believe that in the future the wrong stereotype will disappear, women physicists will discover many new things in the world, and the world will recognize their achievements.

marhabatnurlyhan — 2023-04-12 07:36:43 UTC

Markhabat Nurlykhan 1501-22

The belief that "men are always better mathematicians than women" is a stereotype that has been debunked by scientific evidence. Studies have shown that there is no inherent difference in mathematical ability between genders. In fact, research suggests that girls and boys have similar abilities in math until cultural and societal factors such as stereotype threat and gender bias come into play.

Many accomplished female mathematicians, such as Hypatia, Sophie Germain, and Karen Uhlenbeck, have made significant contributions to the field throughout history. Despite this, women remain underrepresented in mathematics and other STEM fields.

It is crucial to acknowledge and challenge gender biases in education and the workplace to create a more inclusive environment for women. Providing mentorship and support for female mathematicians and increasing visibility of female role models in the field can help to break down barriers and promote gender equity in mathematics.

In conclusion, the belief that men are inherently better mathematicians than women is a myth that has been refuted by scientific evidence and needs to be challenged to create a more diverse and equitable field of mathematics.

Елтай Диас 1501-22

diasyeltay04 — 2023-04-12 07:41:14 UTC

I agree with this opinion because of the various scientific studies that show that men have a higher aptitude for mathematics than women. However, I firmly believe that this does not mean that women cannot excel in math. It is important to acknowledge that societal factors and stereotypes may discourage women from pursuing mathematics at higher levels, leading to a lack of representation. It is crucial that we work towards creating more inclusive learning environments and opportunities for all genders to thrive in math. With proper support and encouragement, women can absolutely excel in math and contribute to groundbreaking advancements in the field. Let us not limit ourselves by outdated beliefs and instead focus on promoting diversity and inclusivity in all areas of education and beyond.

Акимали Нурдаулет 1501-22

2023-04-12 09:02:32 UTC

I don't agree with this opinion, because it is unfair to dismiss the achievements of countless female mathematicians who have made significant contributions to the field throughout history. From Ada Lovelace, the world's first computer programmer, to Emmy Noether, who developed the abstract theory of rings and fields, women have made invaluable contributions to mathematics. By perpetuating the false notion that men are superior mathematicians, we not only undermine the work of these accomplished women but also discourage future generations of female mathematicians from pursuing their passions. It is time to break down these harmful stereotypes and recognize that mathematical ability knows no gender.

Abdumannap Balzhan 1502-12

2023-04-12 11:06:34 UTC

First the perspective is incorrect & then the standpoint. As a civil society, we need to be matured to understand individuality beyond gender, religion, caste, color, creed or any similar generic classification.

So when you say men better at something than women or women better at something than men, you are trying to put statistical equation for things that are highly dependent on person, circumstances, prior experience, training, trainer & many more qualitative aspects where gender doesn’t count. You can find better drivers, pilots, CEOs, Investors which are women. However being women or man doesn’t make you better at something or contribute to your success. Thus comparing women & men is uncalled for.

Will close the answer by the quote “To succeed, you just compete with yourself & collaborate with everyone & everything else”.

Thus if you want success, start collaborating with men or women alike putting aside the gender bias. My experience - it is so hard to find good people to work with, you don’t want to loose someone just because you are stuck in Man or Women comparison.

Tastanbek Nuray 1502-12

tastanbeknraj86 — 2023-04-12 12:25:05 UTC

Men are better physicists than women. I do not agree with this idea. Because what a man can do, a woman can do. Therefore, we should avoid the idea that women cannot be good physicists. Judging by the statistics of the 20th century, the emergence of female scientists was mostly influenced by men. They are father, brother or husband. I believe that in the future there will be many women and men who will be good physicists. Because nowadays there are many boys and girls who are interested in physics. Conclusion: It doesn't matter whether you are male or female to be a physicist. Most importantly, a person who becomes a physicist must first study physics. I think it is important to be able to see and feel and to be able to combine nature with the environment as a big science.

Koblan Balnur 1501-22

2023-04-12 16:26:32 UTC

I don't quite agree that men are always better at math than women. I think it is in the desire and enthusiasm of each person. It is clear that if a person really wants to be a mathematician, he can succeed regardless of gender. There seems to be a long-held notion that men are better at math than women. For example, if we take school age, then the majority of boys choose exact sciences, and girls more often choose humanities. But that doesn't mean girls are inferior to boys in math. Asya Kazantseva, who lectures in Russia, conducts research on this topic and pays attention to the biological features of the brain, and draws the following conclusion: “In countries with a weak level of emancipation of women, boys are better at mathematics than girls. And if the country has a high level of emancipation, access to education is good, then education is either at the same level, or the performance of girls is higher.” I fully agree with the opinion of Asya Kazantseva, and also I think it's wrong to think that men are always better at math than women.

Murathanova Ruhshona 1501-22

2023-04-12 17:10:59 UTC

I don't agree with this opinion because in the world have smart womens famous with math for instanse Hypatia Sophie Germain Ada Lovelacs Sofia Kovalevskaya Emmy Noether Dorothy Vaughn
Katherine Johnsh
Julia Robinson
I mean women! The women in my high school math class answered more questions in class and excelled. They have a great work ethic and are happy to lend a hand when I need to clarify concepts. It's sad that stereotypes discourage women from studying math, especially since from what I've seen they tend to do better in high school.
Americans believe women have the right stuff to be political leaders. When it comes to honesty, intelligence and a handful of other character traits they value highly in leaders, the public rates women superior to men, according to a new nationwide Pew Research Center Social and Demographic Trends survey.

Baltabay Zhenisbek 1502-12

2023-04-12 17:25:39 UTC

We all know that men are stronger and smarter than women.It's not hidden. These include mathematics and physics. I think that this is the wrong attitude and I think that people's thinking is left in the last century. In addition, we must take into account that our nationality is Kazakh. In our society, there is an opinion that men are a step above women.If we look at the Western and English nations, we see equality between men and women. However, in my opinion, in our society there are many female physicists who are no less strong and smart than men. For example: Madina Kozhbanovina, Alma Orazbayeva and Nagima Arykova. These people have made no less contribution to Kazakhstani science, no less than men. Let's not talk about the previous generation, let's turn to the younger generation. Among today's youth, especially among physicists, I will not be mistaken if I say that the proportion of men and women is equal, if not more, than women.

Taubay Akzhunis 1502-12

2023-04-13 02:29:53 UTC

Men are smarter than women. These are not just words, this is confirmed by statistics. In fact, only 58 of the 943 Nobel Prize winners are women. And in the field of physics there are 215 men, 4 womens. There are many reasons for this situation. Firstly, women are too emotional creatures, they cannot control their feelings, which prevents them from focusing on one job. As proven by psychology, a woman changes her emotions 5-6 times more often than a man a day. Secondly, the burden of nature on a woman, childbirth, household chores alienate a woman from society. Thirdly, since the creation of mankind, the priority of the patriarchal society is high, not to mix women into society, to oppose them to go into science. These reasons determine the inferiority of women in statistics. Major discoveries in physics have also been made by men. According to psychological research, men can be good specialists in real science, and women in the humanities. At the same time, men make their language work with logic, while women use emotions and intuition as the basis for language. Summarizing this information, I came to the conclusion that men have high intellectual activity.

Amirkhan Yerbolat 1502-12

eldostashkenbai — 2023-04-13 06:04:37 UTC

Men than women
they are good at physics. Their thinking ability is higher than that of women. This is because the logic of women is lower than that of men. The reason for the low logic of women is that they mostly stay at home and don't go out much. And men, on the contrary, grow up on the street from a young age, work he does more outside than at home. And physics needs logic, and what is more, you need to be able to imagine.
Most of the Nobel Prizes in Physics are given to men than to women. Of course, this is not all about denigrating women. There are women who have won the Nobel Prize, and there are strong physicists. In my opinion, the reason why men know physics better is because physics studies natural phenomena and mechanics. I think it's because they are close to the field. Women are not close to mechanics, but I think that women's thinking ability is very well developed.

Zhumabekova Aidana 1502-12

2023-04-13 07:52:01 UTC

I agree with this opinion. There are currently fewer women physicists than men. I think this is the reason for the inequality between men and women. Men are more likely to put more effort into technical work. That is, men often put more effort into these areas than women. It is not an opinion that women are not interested in physics and science. And if we consider our country, parents tell girls that you will get married or you need science and physics.
According to studies, only three out of ten physicists (28.8%) were women. Women are good too, but not enough. In addition, men in the profession are often correct and kind. At least women are always attentive, emotional, sensitive. They can feel things that men don't. And this may be a sign of new ideas in physics. That is, women do not make much effort to generalize and implement it. Because of this, there are few female physicists in the world. And most male physicists have won the Nobel Prize. Women, if their profession does not develop, they always have a plan B, to get married.

1502-12 Oskenbay Symbat

2023-04-13 08:06:36 UTC

I do not agree with this opinion. Yes, according to statistics, it is known that more men have won the Nobel Prize than women. But, if we look at the history, there are cases where many women were stopped from being awarded the Nobel Prize or awarded after 10-30 years. My science is not based on gender .This is just a stereotype. The woman who introduced GPS, Wi-Fi, mobile phone, which are used in our modern life, was underestimated and ignored at that time, and even the world-famous discovery was the woman who discovered chromosomes and prevented genetic diseases.But, unfortunately, he was awarded the Nobel Prize 30 years later. There are women in the history of physics who have done a lot of research and died from severe reactions, and now movies are being made about them. Science has never been gendered and never will be. Gender segregation is ignorance.

1502-12 Sharytbek Dana

2023-04-13 11:52:57 UTC

Men are better at physics than women. I agree with this view. Because if we look deeply into the subject of physics, we will find only the names of men there. For example, only 4 of the 219 Nobel laureates in physics are women. But this does not mean that women are not interested in science at all. But in this field of physics, it is necessary to admit that men have a higher intellectual ability to think. Psychologically, women are versatile, do not concentrate in one area, become impatient. Of course, it takes patience and many years to discover something new. For example, in physics, there are many works with techniques that women do not understand. I think that women can show themselves better in other fields than in this field. Summarizing all this, I think that men understand the field of physics better than women.

2023-04-13 12:16:55 UTC

1502-12 Adambek Zhuldyzai

I disagree with this topic. Yes, of course, because of this topic, the fact that most Nobel Prize winners in physics are men, and there are only 4 women. But this is a consequence of early human inequality. This is because men themselves came up with the idea that women are worse than men. Men placed themselves above women and considered themselves worthy of important professions. An example of this is the fact that women were only allowed to receive an education in the 19th century. Before that, the world was only patriarchal. And all these reasons prevented women from entering the field of science and doing what they wanted. Only Marie Curie broke these rules and became the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize, including in physics. Thanks to this initiative, many women began to conduct research in the field of physics and other sciences. Among them, Maria Goeppert-Mayer, Donna Strickland, and Andrea Ghez of physics broke the deck and proved that women are just as good, if not better, than men. If the discoveries of one of them had not been taken away by men and published in their name, if one had not married and failed to complete her research, if the other had not died in the course of research, the women would have received as many new prizes as the men.

Zamankhan Aigul 1502-12

2023-04-13 13:36:26 UTC

I admit that in the physical sciences men worked more and discovered new jobs than women.I don't agree that men are superior to women.Because all over the world, I think they are equal.In addition to Kazakhstan, the countries have a law on equality of women and men.In ancient times, even in some families, the girl adhered to the position that she did not need to read.
Currently , women have a lot of merit in physics .
Discoveries are possible for many years of work.For this reason, women should not think that they are inferior to men.There are many mysteries that have not been solved.
I am sure that not only men, but also women are involved in solving riddles.
It is necessary to get rid of the idea that women are intended only for household chores.

Shamshidin Bakdaulet 1501-22

drg333509 — 2023-04-13 15:44:08 UTC

Mathematics is a field of human knowledge that studies mathematical models that represent the properties and relationships of objects. Mathematics is a unique world. To the outside, it looks like a dry world created only by dumb numbers and cold calculations. But for a person who knows how to dive deep, this science has many open doors. The famous mathematicians who made a great contribution to the field of mathematics in Kazakhstan began with Al-Farabi, the second teacher of the world after Aristotle: T Kalmenov, A. Zhumadildaev, M. Otelbaev, U. Omirbaev, O. Zhautikov, O. Sultangazin, K. Kasymov, N. Danaev, B. Zhumagulov, etc., are many of our citizens who will develop our country.
What I noticed while writing this essay is that the majority of Kazakh mathematicians are men. If we look at the field of pedagogy, men are inclined towards mathematics and physics, and women are closer to philology. When I was studying at school, most of the mathematics teachers were male. In other subjects, most of the teachers were female. As a simple example, the boys studying in the university now choose mathematics more than other fields. I think this example is because the nature of men is mathematics. Like his subject, he likes concrete, meaningful, weighty, which does not require many words. And women are naturally close to oral subjects.
In conclusion, the reason why men are closer to mathematics than women is due to the nature of men.

Mukhtar Isa 1501-32

2023-04-13 16:27:12 UTC

I agree that men have always been better at math than women.The reason: there are 8 milliards of people in the world, each of whom has a different level of thinking, has different abilities, one is good at mathematics, and the other is highly developed in medicine.Men tend to be calmer and more patient than women they will be willing to endure any adversity.Scientists are the reason why I say that if we take the sciences, men who have made a lot of discoveries, men are lazy because they think a lot, and women are more diligent than men, but they don't take much risk.Men who take more risks become more energetic, not afraid of many things. Even in medicine, men do complex things, for example: surgery,dentistry,they can maintain their confident, bold emotions without expressing them, women often go through the process of releasing their emotions.

Saldarbekov Janbolat 1501-22

qr7pq4d6bn1 — 2023-04-13 17:19:06 UTC

"Men are always better at math/physics than women." This is not a lie, I myself see many male professors of mathematics, and I dream of becoming a male professor and glorifying my name. Now is the age of reflection, if you want to be a good mathematician or physicist, you need a good teacher, and you yourself must have motivation. I think whether you are a good or bad mathematician or physicist depends on your teacher. There is a saying that if the teacher finds the language of the student and explains the subjects of mathematics and physics in a new way, the student, whether male or female, will understand better. But a mind that accepts what the teacher says is also necessary so that you yourself can understand what the teacher says. I don't think boys are smarter than girls. It depends on how each person perceives knowledge. I don't think boys are smart. This is due to the fact that girls can think more broadly than boys, boys get tired quickly, girls are hardy and quickly learn a lot of knowledge.

1501-22 Nazirkul Aqniet

2023-04-13 20:53:42 UTC

I do not agree with your opinion. Why are girls less successful than boys in mathematics? Because a girl is a future mother, that is, a girl must either get an education and succeed, or be a mother and take care of raising children in the family. That's why girls are often limited in mathematics. and boys have little interest in their family, that is, they do not pay much attention to raising children, as they believe that they need to earn money and provide for their family. But now the girls show that they are not less than the boys
The evidence for this is that in the United States today, according to Madison psychologists, girls do just as well on math tests as boys. It turns out that their brains are just as variable as men's: on average, the results of girls are no worse than boys. But this gap, as scientists have found, is shrinking - in their opinion, it is due to cultural factors, not genetics. If they are right, after some time the male brain will be no more "adapted" to mathematics than the female, since psychologists directly studied the formation of mathematical thinking during schooling. It is interesting to compare these data with the work of Swedish scientists who have studied changes in the intelligence of schoolchildren over the past 40 years. In recent decades, Swedish scientists have shown that girls' spatial abilities are even better than those of boys.

Dikhanbayeva Dildora 1501-22

2023-04-13 21:00:37 UTC

"Men are always better mathematician than women".I don't agree with this opinion.Because,boys and girls have the same abilities and systems of thought.I think whether a person is smart or not depends on his interest in that subject.If a girl is also interested in mathematics, then I think that this subject will not cause any problems for her.Moreover, boys are lazier than girls.Just because a girl is not interested in math does not mean she is bad at math.What keeps girls away from science is maternity leave.And boys can do science at any time. Therefore,boys and girls have the same degrees in math, it is only because of interest and enthusiasm.

2023-04-14 00:10:43 UTC

Pernebek Yerkebulan
1502-12
I think men are better at physics than women.This is a proven fact.Because, if we take history, almost all the laws of physics were created by men, and even those who developed this physical science are men.I think there are reasons why men become strong, such as these.Men and women differ from each other in their characteristics, values and opinions about life. they also say that men are strong, inquisitive and intelligent. in some cases, this is indeed the case. For example, male brain cells are 4 million more cells than female ones. based on this fact, we can say that men are disciplined in training and success. women are emotionally individualized, so it is more difficult to achieve this than men. By limiting their strength, it is obvious that men have more power than women. In fact, women are naturally fragile and cannot do what men can do. Men always try to calmly cope with adversity, and women-to make noise, expressing their emotions.And physical science requires patience, patience and logic.
Men like to work with a subject, and women like to work with people.
In conclusion, men are stronger than women in science.This is an immutable fact, because no matter what kind of science you take, the person who founded or studied everything

1502-12 Sairanbay Nursezim

2023-04-14 02:33:54 UTC

I do not agree with this opinion, because appearances were allowed among many people. physics is just as important for women as it is for men. A woman can face external phenomena not only in everyday life, but also at work, in the field, in a hairdresser. A day dealing with the lives of women, closely related to physics. The women work very well. They were able to discover many natural ones based on women, but in the middle world, women were hated. Women were not considered human. Despite the lack of education, women were versatile and could do anything. almost 1,000 Nobel Prize winners are women. I think it was very difficult for women to use sensors in humans. They seem to start dating with curiosity. The first woman to discover the science of astronomy. This is Caroline Lucrezia Herschel. She was the first to detect the presence of a comet. A woman herself can teach people very well. Women are the most responsible people for me. They can succeed in any situation. Knowledge of physics improves the appearance of a woman, saves time, helps to age beautifully. But in science, women have no right to say that there is nothing. We should not forget that behind every millionaire is a teacher.

1501-22 Zharylkassyn Oralay

2023-04-14 03:31:39 UTC

There has always been a myth that women are worse at math/physics than men. Because women have always been considered weak and unbalanced. For many years, men were considered earners, and women were housewives. Вut everything changed at the beginning of the 19th century. Women began to take a greater role in society. They develop and at the same time create a family and work at the same time.
Men have always reached great heights. In ancient times, Aristotle, Plato in our time, Einstein and many other great mathematicians. Their goal was not to be famous, their goal was to do what they love. Аnd women have always tried something for someone to prove. They tried and worked on it. Therefore, they always reached the goal. In conclusion, I want to say that women and men are equal. And each of them has his own temper and ingenuity. And their outlook on life is also the same. And I think that women are also good mathematicians / physicists.

Umbetaliev Mars 1501-32

marsumbetaliev903 — 2023-04-14 03:37:02 UTC

I am in favor of the fact that men are stronger than women. Because that's right, because men are more likely to dominate math than women, no matter how many sides they compare. Because it has been going on since our ancestors, all these men who conquered the highest heights in mathematics, left an indelible mark, and made their contribution to the publication of books in mathematics. For example, at school Olympiads, University Olympiads, the best people in various competitions are men. I think that in order to be strong in mathematics, we must have a high interest in it. Therefore, the interest in mathematics is best developed in men. Because mathematics is basically necessary for a man in any work. And women don't need mathematics to work.Only a woman can become a mathematician because of her own curiosity.

Karbysbay Ernur 1501-32

2023-04-14 03:43:35 UTC

Are boys better at math than girls?
Mathematics is a big science. To become a mathematician, you need to work hard and solve many problems. Both boys and girls can do it.
That is why both boys and girls should learn mathematics
In many schools, mathematics teachers are women. Because they are small
higher than men in terms of child education. And in higher educational institutions, on the contrary, male teachers teach mathematics more often. Because they are children who have matured and mastered mathematics and want to work.
Boys and girls are equal in mathematics.

Kolbay Akzhunis 1501-32

2023-04-14 04:51:17 UTC

I don't think men are better at math than women. Of course in the first place it is not proven theoretical. There are also theories that the brain of men works better than women in terms of acceptance, and women are able to make decisions quickly and do everything quickly. But women can also become good mathematicians. Throughout almost the entire history of mankind, women have been dissuaded, dissuaded, and even forbidden to engage in scientific activities, and especially mathematics. However, some stubbornly continued to engage in self-education contrary to tradition. And these women gave us enough information to learn the basics of computer programming and prepare the first space flight. It's just that in that century, good knowledge was not available to women, and now this is also the case for women, there are not so many opportunities. , for example, there are women housekeepers who sit at home with a child and freak out. That's why I think that women can also be good specialists. For example; Hypatia, Emilie Du Chatelet, Sophie Germain, Mary Somerville. And these women gave us enough information to learn the basics of computer programming and prepare the first space flight. These are examples I can present to you , and women can also have a good talent for mathematics.

Abdikhamitova Rozaoy 1501-32

2023-04-14 04:55:58 UTC

Who knows math better? I don't think gender has anything to do with math. It depends on the interests of each child. I have read scientific works of scientists on this issue.
Recently, American scientists have proven that children have the same level of mathematical ability, regardless of gender.
Boys, girls, it doesn't matter! Everyone is equal in math. Neuroscientist Jessica
Cantlon and her team used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to evaluate the brain activity of 104 children aged 3 to 10, including 55 girls, while watching an educational video.

The video was devoted to such simple arithmetic operations as counting and addition.
The researchers found no difference in the development of the brains of girls and boys, in their learning of math skills, and in the level of interest in educational videos.

“It's not just that boys and girls learn math methods the same way. Their brains generally work in the same way. This is important evidence that people have more similarities than differences. There are no gender differences in the brain when it comes to math ability. The fact is that parents spend more time with boys in games that develop mathematical abilities. And the girls have kuuls or dishes. And from early childhood they will be engaged in what is traditionally considered a women's business.
Science is such a free territory where physical forces are not so important. The stereotype that the main profession of a woman is a domestic profession prevents women from advancing.

Kudaibergen Zhanysbek 1502-12

2023-04-14 05:46:13 UTC

I can say that men are better versed in physics than women. Of course, not everyone, but the vast majority of men know their physique better than women. The reason is that women's logic is lower than men's. You need logic to solve physical problems.
Another reason why men are so good at physics is because women are more emotional. That is, any beginner cases cannot reach the end, in general, they do not have enough patience. And men are patient, calm and patiently finish any business. For example, doing physical research requires patience.
Now, looking back at the history of physics, let's assume that all the laws of physics were discovered by men. It follows from this that white men used to know physics better than women.

Uktamzhanova Ruhshona 1501-32

2023-04-14 06:20:29 UTC

I think that women have better mathematical ability than men. A woman thinks in different ways, but always remembers something concrete, not abstract. This is important in mathematics. Nowadays, society does not value the abilities of women. As the results of many social studies show, women are becoming more educated. Those with two or more higher education degrees are common. Nevertheless, they are under pressure in the labor market. Demand falls mainly on men. The main reason why there is less demand for women is because they pay more attention to family, children and other pressing issues.From an early age, girls are taught only to do housework and are taught to be strong non-specialist housewives in the future. That's why women don't notice their high abilities. For example: Ada Lovelas is an outstanding mathematician of her time, her mother was Isabella Noel, who was inclined to mathematics. The woman with the highest IQ in the world is Marilyn vos Savant. When she was 10 years old, she took an IQ test and showed a score of 228. If women are given the right guidance, it is certain that women of our time can show such smart women.
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Anvarova Shakhruza 1502-12

2023-04-14 06:27:00 UTC

I agree that men are better at physics than women. Nearly 90 percent of Nobel laureates in physics are men, and many statistics can prove it. Although the brains of men and women work the same way. I think that there are more girls who study physics well, whether at school or university, than boys. But, despite this, among the strong physicists dominated by men. There are several reasons for this. First, women have more family responsibilities than men. It is difficult for a woman to combine family responsibilities and science at the same time. Secondly, there are many people in society who believe that the field of physics and mathematics is not for women. That's why women are often excluded, that's why most women have to give up their goals in science. Of course, if women physicists had the same opportunities and time as men, most of them would be among the strongest physicists.

2023-04-14 07:03:45 UTC

Okay, so let's get one thing straight: the whole idea that guys are better at math than girls is total delusion. Seriously it's been proven wrong so many times that it's not even funny. The truth is, being good at math has nothing to do with whether you're male or female. It's all about practice and effort. And honestly, it's super lame that people still believe this stereotype. Women have been killing it in math for centuries, from Ada Lovelace to Maryam Mirzakhani. So, if someone tries to tell you that guys are just naturally better at math, just roll your eyes and remind them that intelligence doesn't have a gender. It's time to put this silly idea to bed and recognize that math skills are all about hard work and determination, no matter who you are!
Жаулы Ерасыл 1501-22

Zhakyp Gulfarida 1501-22

gulfaridazhakyp1 — 2023-04-14 07:03:58 UTC

At school, I was sure that I was studying well not because I was capable, but because I was a girl. And girls like to get good grades. I was also sure that technical sciences were not for me, because boys understand this better. I was grateful to my gender for perseverance, accuracy and diligence. The fact that I didn't like the work lessons because I hate sewing and knitting only made me think that something was wrong with me. And in general, I'm ashamed to admit it, but for a very long time I thought that boys are smarter than girls. Only now do I understand how these installations got into my head.

In the study of the intellectual abilities of boys and girls (men and women), there is some conflict between biologists and sociologists (and other representatives of the humanities). It's not for nothing that some scientists are still trying to explain our choice of profession, for example, by some biological features, referring to the size of the brain and the amount of gray matter. And ignoring social factors at the same time.

"Boys know math better" is a phrase my first teacher liked to repeat. We had an experimental math class, which I came to with a fairly high level of knowledge, although I graduated from elementary school with confidence that I was not created for such a complex science. This is not surprising. For example, in a study conducted in Israeli schools, teachers were first given anonymous math tests to check, in which the girls' scores were higher. Then the same tests were signed, after which the indicators for boys became higher than for girls.

Kumarbekova Symbat

2023-04-14 07:16:23 UTC

The idea that men are always better mathematicians than women is a persistent myth that has been debunked time and time again. Studies have shown that there is no significant difference in mathematical ability between the genders, and any disparities can be attributed to social and cultural factors rather than biology.
In fact, many women have made significant contributions to the field of mathematics throughout history, including Ada Lovelace, Hypatia, and Emmy Noether. Women continue to excel in mathematics today, and it is important to recognize and support their achievements.
It is crucial to move away from the harmful stereotype that men are inherently better at math than women. Everyone has the potential to excel in mathematics with hard work, dedication, and access to resources. Let us celebrate and encourage the achievements of mathematicians of all genders, and work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable field for all.

Kenesbek Zhansulu. Group 1501-22.

2023-04-14 07:52:53 UTC

I agree with this opinion.Because men's logic and thinking system is twice as fast and rational as women's.But this does not mean that women are bad at math.Even if we look at history,almost all mathematicians are men.Men have discovered many things. For example, he discovered the Pythagoras theorem, the Vita theorem and the discriminant formula.Also, the results of the international school test PISA 2012 show that in many countries 15-year-old boys still perform better in math than girls, but not by much. Another study found that the gap between the strongest boys and girls in math problems is particularly large, with a score of 19, the equivalent of six months of schooling. Also, in many countries, girls feel more "hopeless" at math problems than boys, and are generally said to be "not very good" at math. In conclusion, it can be said that men are better at math than women.

Zhorabek Azad.Grup 1501-22

2023-04-14 08:19:02 UTC

I don't agree that men are always better at math than women.Why?I believe me, these are just stereotypes of ancient times that put pressure on women's intelligence.Yes, men have achieved many successes in any field, such as the Nobel Prize, etc.But this does not mean that they are better than women.For example, there are many women who have reached unimaginable heights in the field of mathematics.Ada Lovelace is known as the world's first programmer, she is credited with writing the first algorithm, designed for machine processing.Emmy Noether has made pioneering contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics.Other notable women mathematicians include Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman to receive the Fields Medal, and Sofia Kovalevskaya, the first woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics.
And now a study by the Canadian scientist-psychologist F.Rushton showed that the intelligence of men and women is equal to 86.7%. And I also saw in the Guinness Book of Records the highest IQ - 230, and this, of course, is a woman named Marlin. I was surprised by the experiments of an American scientist who was associated with a stereotype, because it was proof.What is this experiment about?The girls were asked to solve arithmetic problems, while one group was told that men were better at math than women.And in the second group, without saying anything, they left to solve the problem.As a result of this experiment, the first group failed the task, and the second group passed it.The explanation was as follows: the first group had an increased activity of emotional reactions, which led to failure.The conclusion suggests the following, that men should not call women mentally retarded in the field of mathematics, because even the smartest mathematicians were raised by women.And at the moment, women have many opportunities for scientific discoveries, because there are no stereotypes and suggestions, as in the film "The Imitation Game", which was based on real events, and the film showed that a female mathematician can cope with a higher mathematician.

Isa Baglan 1501-22

baglanisa9 — 2023-04-14 08:27:41 UTC

There is no fundamental difference between men and women when it comes to abilities in mathematics and medicine. Any perceived performance differences are likely to be due to social factors such as stereotypes, discrimination and gender bias rather than inherent gender differences.

There is no inherent difference in mathematical or scientific ability between men and women. Both men and women are equally capable of excelling in math, physics, and any other field they want to pursue.

Studies have shown that gender differences in math and science ability are negligible. Women and men perform equally well in math and science when factors such as educational opportunities and social expectations are taken into account.

In fact, women have historically been discouraged from pursuing careers in mathematics and science, leading to underrepresentation in those fields. However, recent efforts to promote gender equality and diversity in these fields have resulted in more women choosing careers in mathematics and medicine.

Ultimately, success in math, physics, or any other field depends on a person's hard work, dedication, and talent, not gender.

Baltabai Akbayan

2023-04-14 08:45:35 UTC

I do not agree with this opinion. Yes, most of the world famous and innovators are men. But this does not mean that women are less educated, intelligent, and logical. Of the 219 people who received the Nobel Prize in Physics, only 4 of them were women. And the scientists who discovered and studied the phenomena of physics can be said to be men. But this does not mean that women are weak. The only obstacle is family life, that is, childcare, household chores, etc. and restricts women's rights too much in the world. And in reality, women are very strong. For example, Maria Salomea Sklodowska-Curie is the strongest female physicist, chemist, doctor of science and professor. He studied the first phenomena of radioactivity and wrote works. Together with her husband, she discovered the new chemical elements polonium and radium. He even won the Nobel Prize twice. Therefore, it is not correct to say that men are stronger than women.

Yerkinova Karakat 1501-22

2023-04-14 08:53:37 UTC

The debate over whether men are better mathematicians than women is ongoing. While some argue that women are just as capable as men, evidence suggests that men do have a natural advantage in mathematics. Men tend to have better spatial reasoning skills, which are crucial for understanding and manipulating complex shapes and figures. Additionally, men have historically dominated the field of mathematics, making significant contributions to the subject. While women are starting to make their mark in the field, they are still underrepresented. Therefore, it can be concluded that men have a natural advantage in mathematics, but this does not mean that women cannot excel in the field.

Azatbekova Khaytay 1501-32

2023-04-14 08:58:40 UTC

Men are better physicists than women. I do not agree with this idea. Men put themselves above women and consider themselves worthy of important professions. But men invented the idea that women are worse than men. If a person really wants to be a mathematician, he can succeed regardless of his gender.
But there seems to be a longstanding notion that men are better than women. But this does not mean that girls are inferior to boys in mathematics.
Yes men have achieved many things in fields like Nobel, but that doesn't mean men are better than women.And I mean women and men are equal. Each of them has its own ingenuity and acceptance. I think both women and men are good physicists/mathematicians

Asanova Altinay 1501-22

2023-04-14 09:07:50 UTC

This is the opinion that "Men are always better mathematicians than women" is a grossly unfair assertion. Women have demonstrated their ability in mathematics for many years, but have faced several obstacles, including gender discrimination, a smaller number of women working in the field, and stereotypes that create a gap between men and women. A comparison between men and women in mathematics over time shows that women today have more opportunities than ever before. Women currently hold high positions in engineering companies and universities, as well as earning degrees in mathematics and other sciences. There are many women mathematicians who have made significant contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. In conclusion, it is necessary to change stereotypes about women and mathematics. Women are just as good at mathematics as men and they should be valued and recognized for their contributions to science and technology.

Салық Айдана 1501-32

2023-04-14 09:58:24 UTC

men are better at mathematics and physics than women. Because scientists are only men. I myself have never seen a woman scientist. I think men are more patient than women. How much, how much patience do I have to open science to people. So I agree with this opinion. Women are impatient by nature. Men are more interested in science than family.

Asqanbek Yerassyl 1501-22

2023-04-14 10:21:46 UTC

I don't agree with this. It's like it's not quite right. From the point of view of science, the mental abilities of men are in no way superior to the mental abilities of women. There is no scientific evidence that men are smarter than women. The stereotype that men are good at the exact sciences is more related to the socio-cultural attitudes of society. The situation is that the exact sciences are often considered not "women's" business and any rudiments of interest in physics, mathematics and science in general are not encouraged in girls, which means that the percentage of women who understand this will be small.

Well, how will you become a mathematician or an engineer, when everyone from the very childhood told you that mathematics is not for girls, and indeed why does a woman need education, when it’s better to get married early, give birth to children (which is very important in our country) Men do not understand the exact sciences better than women by nature. Men are simply more encouraged for their interest in them, and, accordingly, they are more involved in areas related to these very sciences.

Appak Ayazhan 1501-32

2023-04-14 10:26:50 UTC

"Men are always better Mathematician than women."
I don't think that's right. Each person has a different mindset. Mathematics calculus, counting, measurement . Any men and men will be stronger if they work in the field they like. The reason I don't support this understanding is that women in the world have a lot of achievements in mathematics. Women mathematicians: French mathematician Evariste Galois the field of algebra and geometry the work he did on algebra and geometry was named after Galois. In the field of mathematics, the Russian Ayel Sofya Kovalevskaya is not only a mathematician, but has also achieved many successes. He offered the society three works on science. As a result, the University of Göttingen received the title of Doctor of Philosophy. Ada Lovelace from childhood quickly mastered any new topic in mathematics . She implemented algorithms and calculations. I want to say that an Ayelder is not weak, but strong if he works in the field that he likes. It is necessary to appreciate everyone's work and give an opportunity.

1501-32 Sherekhan Nursha •Men are always better mathematician than women•

2023-04-14 10:38:44 UTC

Men are always better at mathematician than women. I don't agree with this idea. This is due to the fact that a good knowledge of mathematics does not affect gender. The opinion that "men are always better than women" stems from social inequality.Mathematics is a subject that requires hard work, logical thinking and problem solving skills. These traits do not depend on gender and can be developed in any person.There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that men are better at math than women. Many studies have shown that women excel in mathematics just as well as men.
Mathematics is not only formulas and theorems, but also people who have devoted their soul to the development of mathematics.
Speaking of mathematics, we should not forget that women also have a large share in this field. In total, we know 118 women mathematicians who lived in the twentieth century, engaged in mathematics.
For example, Sophie Germain. She studied mathematics on her own and researched geometry after the revolution in France, despite the objections of her parents, who said that "mathematics is not for a woman." Theona Hypatia is the very first female scientist in history. Sofia Kovalevskaya was the first corresponding member of the Moscow Mathematical Organization.
We must get rid of the negative opinion in society that "not for women". Women can also solve math, just like men.

Shady Akarys "Men are always better Mathematiclan than women"

2023-04-14 10:55:18 UTC

I completely agree with your idea, because a man's psychology is better developed than women's, and he calmly makes his robot. For example, most surgeons are men, and over the past 1-2 centuries, more men have received the Academy Award in physics and mathematics than women.Newton, who discovered the law of attraction, for example, and is the most universal formula or theory of the Pythagorean theorem.Its discovery is historically very interesting. When Pythagoras lived in his house, a rich man came and said that I had land, divided it into 5 people, but he divided all four equally so that I had half. Then Pythagoras thought a little and decided to stay there. Then you can observe the speed of men's thinking.

1501-32 Abdihan Gulnazik

2023-04-14 10:58:01 UTC

Men are always better than women.

I don't agree with the idea that men are always superior to women. Because a scientist needs only two qualities.”
Enthusiasm and energy. Any branch of science loves these two qualities. Enthusiasm is interest, energy is perseverance. First, you must show interest, and second, you must be persistent in order to maintain it. Then science will love you too. According to this theory, pen and paper are enough to do math. It should not be divided by gender. Before, men and women were not equal. There was an idea that a woman could only sit at home and take care of her children and please her husband.
But there are enough women who have broken this notion and discovered new things in the field of science in mathematics. One of them is Sofya Vasilievna Kovalevskaya, a legendary mathematician and mechanic, the first woman professor in the history of Northern Europe and Russia, the first woman in the world with the scientific title of “professor of mathematics”. Author of many literary works...
The main motto of Sofia Kovalevskaya is "Say what you know." Do what you must. The rest is not important, so be it! Following this simple rule, she not only achieved great success in mathematics and physics, but also opened the way for other women to the university and the world of real science. I went there. There is an opinion that mathematics is hard for a woman. But I think that behind every difficulty there is a victory.

Munaytpas Karakat 1501-22

2023-04-14 11:04:17 UTC

The statement "Men are always better mathematicians than women" is a topic that has sparked much debate. However, after careful observation and analysis, it can be concluded that men have historically had more representation in the field of mathematics. This does not necessarily mean that they are inherently better at math than women. There are many factors that can affect one's mathematical ability, including education, upbringing, and personal interest. It is also important to acknowledge the many talented female mathematicians who have made significant contributions to the field. By acknowledging diversity and experiences, we can work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for all mathematicians.

Seytzhanov Syrym 1501-22

seytjanov777 — 2023-04-14 11:15:48 UTC

My opinion
Some studies say that changes in the interest in mathematics in boys and girls occur from the eighth to the ninth grade of secondary school. At this age, teenagers are seriously thinking about their future profession.
Teachers are trying to convince students that mathematics will be useful to them in the future. The question is how strong this argument is at all.
Boys react to it less often, girls — more often. They are more interested in the question of why it is necessary to study successfully in this subject and what it will give later.
one more point needs to be taken into account. Girls, in principle, try to study well. Just because they need the approval of the environment more than boys, they are more sensitive to it.
At the same time, it is this thirst for approval, recognition that ultimately turns girls away from mathematics.
The fact is that in the mass consciousness this science is not perceived as the "most useful" for society. Medicine, pedagogy, chemistry, biology are more useful. Teenagers also instill in themselves a dismissive attitude towards mathematics. Girls do not see social significance in this science and do not want to go into this field. They avoid the field based on mathematics.
In some experiments, the survey showed that if girls understood the need for mathematics, they were more likely to say that they would like to do exact sciences, in general, the level of instrumental motivation to study mathematics was lower for girls than for boys.

Conclusion: Thus, one of the reasons for the small number of women mathematicians is the social factor.

Sagimbai Gulzhaina 1501-32

2023-04-14 11:20:46 UTC

I don't agree with it because it always seems that way. For example: in sports games, men are seen as advanced, because they are adapted to sports and are close. Women are adapted to housework. And men do not get involved in household chores, they have a lot of free time. He is doing what he is interested in, he has more time for development.
You don't see many women in sports. Women are weaker than men. There are more men in any field. I think this is the reason. As an example, our well-known female athletes have won many awards and become famous at a young age. After getting married, she stays at home with the child. It is unlikely that he will return to sports. Regarding education, men are more educated than women, no, I do not agree. The reason is that if a woman tries hard to do anything, she will get great results. Compared to men, women are thorough, careful and observant. Women are smart and when they start something, they finish it thoroughly. And boys are cunning and win. Women are becoming weak and insecure. Boys are more courageous, confident in their strength and go ahead in everything. Women are more concerned with what people say. But the truth is that men are better at math than women. The reason is that their logic is different, the evidence for this is that most of the mathematicians and physical sciences are men. There is no dispute about it, women need to be mothers and families. And men are made to work.

Orynbasar Aruzhan 1501-32

2023-04-14 11:22:02 UTC

Men are always better Mathematician than women.

I disagree with this opinion. The reason is because each person has a different mindset, logical thinking system, and computational ability. These abilities do not depend on the gender of the person. These abilities are formed under the arch of hard work and love of people of any gender in the same field.
Female scientists can compete with male scientists. The fact that more and more male scientists are more popular does not mean that one should agree with this opinion.
Women are no less successful in the field of mathematics. For example, Mary Fairfax Somerville published works on theoretical mathematics and mathematical science. Charlotte Angas Scott became the first head of the mathematics department at Bryn Mawr College. It is wrong to divide scientific achievements by gender.

Torabai Aiazhan 1502-12

2023-04-14 11:50:33 UTC

Men are always better physician than women
I agree with this opinion.Because there are more achievements of men in physics than women.For example, the Nobel Prize in Physics was first awarded to a men.I think that men are good at physics due to the following reasons:Men don't worry as much as women.Men only think about important matters and make quick decisions.Secondly, men are more familiar with physical methods and techniques than women.Therefore, it is easy for them to do practical work.Thirdly, of course, in my opinion, women cannot continue to work after marriage.But men don't have that problem.
But this does not mean that women are not successful in physics.For example, physicist Maria Sklodowska, who went down in history as the first two-time Nobel Prize winner for her huge contribution to science.
Perhaps in the future, women will surpass men in physics and equal the number of Nobel Prizes.

Zhumanov Kuralbay 1501-32

2023-04-14 11:57:02 UTC

The idea that men are better at math than women is a baseless and harmful stereotype. Both men and women have made significant contributions to mathematics throughout history, and numerous studies have shown that there is no inherent gender difference in mathematical ability.
Furthermore, the idea that men are better at math than women can discourage young women from alot of subjects , leading to a lack of diversity in these areas and hindering scientific progress.
It is essential to recognize that an individual's mathematical abilities are determined by a combination of factors, such as education, environment, and personal interests. Gender alone does not determine one's ability to excel in math or any other discipline.
In conclusion, it is crucial to reject the notion that men are inherently better at math than women. Instead, we should promote and encourage equal opportunities for all individuals, regardless of gender, to pursue and excel in their chosen fields.

2023-04-14 12:01:13 UTC

1501-22
Mamyr Nursulu
The belief that men are inherently better at math than women is a groundless stereotype used to justify gender-based inequalities in the field. There is no proof that biological differences determine mathematical ability, as research shows that both genders have equal potential in early childhood. However, societal attitudes and stereotypes can influence women's interest and performance in math as they grow older. Despite facing discrimination and barriers to entry, women such as Ada Lovelace and Katherine Johnson have made significant contributions to mathematics throughout history. The underrepresentation of women in math-related fields is due to social and cultural factors, including gender bias and stereotype threat, which can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy. Encouraging girls and young women to pursue their interests in math and providing access to educational and professional opportunities can help overcome these barriers. Increasing diversity in math-related fields can lead to innovative solutions and diverse perspectives. Therefore, promoting equal opportunities for women in mathematics can create a more diverse and innovative future, challenging the baseless stereotype that men are always better mathematicians than women.

Askanbay Madina 1501-32

2023-04-14 13:32:23 UTC

The assertion that "men are always better mathematicians than women" is an overgeneralization that does not take into account the diversity of skills and capabilities of individuals, regardless of their gender. Many accomplished female mathematicians have made significant contributions to the field, such as Emmy Noether, Maryam Mirzakhani, and Ada Lovelace. Ability in mathematics is determined by factors like education, experience, and personal aptitude, rather than gender. Challenging gender stereotypes and promoting equal representation in the field of mathematics is essential for fostering a more inclusive and innovative environment, which benefits society as a whole.

Askanbay Madina 1501-32

2023-04-14 13:39:00 UTC

The statement "men are always better at physics than women" is also overgeneralization that fails to consider the diverse talents and capabilities of individuals, regardless of their gender. Many accomplished female physicists have made significant contributions to the field, such as Marie Curie, who was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes in different fields (physics and chemistry), and Jocelyn Bell Burnell, who discovered the first radio pulsars.
The ability to excel in physics is determined by factors like education, experience, and personal aptitude, rather than gender. It is crucial to challenge gender stereotypes and promote equal representation in the field of physics to create a more inclusive and innovative environment. Encouraging diversity in STEM fields allows for the development of new ideas and perspectives, which benefits society as a whole. Recognizing and celebrating the achievements and potential of individuals, irrespective of their gender, helps break down barriers and fosters a more equitable scientific community.
History has seen numerous remarkable female physicians, such as Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States, and Virginia Apgar, who developed the Apgar Score to assess newborn health. The ability to excel as a physician is determined by factors like education, experience, and personal qualities, rather than gender. Encouraging diversity and equal representation in medicine is crucial for creating a more inclusive and innovative healthcare environment, ultimately benefiting patients and society as a whole.

"Men are always better at math/physics than women." This is not a lie, I myself see many male professors of mathematics, and my dream is to become a male professor and glorify my name. Now is the age of reflection, if you want to be a good mathematician or physicist, you need a good teacher, and you yourself must be motivated. I think whether you are a good or bad mathematician or physicist depends on your teacher. “A teacher can be overtaken by his own student!” There is a saying that if the teacher finds the language of the student and explains the subjects of mathematics and physics in a new way, the student, whether male or female, will understand better. But the mind that accepts what the teacher says is also necessary so that you yourself can understand what the teacher says. I don't think boys are smarter than girls. It depends on how each person perceives knowledge. I don't think boys are smart. This is due to the fact that girls can think more broadly than boys, boys get tired quickly, girls are hardy and quickly learn a lot of knowledge.

2023-04-21 11:39:44 UTC

Шәріпбек Мұхамедәлй
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