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Where Am I in STEM?: Critiquing STEM through Lived Experience as a Science Education Researcher
This critique of STEM comes from a feminist, embodied approach, which takes into account how my positionality in relation to the acronym intersects with my lived experience and perspective. My hope is that speaking from personal experience will help initiate fissures and dissonance about STEM discou
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