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Mismeasuring STEM?: Assessing STEM Course Taking among US Bachelor's Degree Graduates
STEM refers to four fields of study and occupation: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. But STEM has taken on social and political meaning far beyond the sum of its component parts. Public and policy discussions of STEM, whether in education or employment, rest on a startling lack of
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