Abstract
Not too many years ago the attitude that:
"Women are no good at mathematics, as it is a logical subject which requires a rational mind. As
women are irrational, therefore they will not succeed at mathematics or understand it, and therefore
should not be encouraged to study it." (McKenzie, 2001)
prevailed. Many of these attitudes are fading, but still unseen hurdles exist.
Citation
Scheffer, J. (2002), Postgraduate study: the hidden cost of writing a thesis, Research Letters in the Information and Mathematical Sciences, 3, 149-151
Date
2002
Publisher
Massey University