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For physics majors, gender differences in introductory physics do not inform future physics performance
Abstract Analysis of institutional data for physics majors showing predictive relationships between required mathematics and physics courses in various years is important for contemplating how the courses build on each other and whether there is need to make changes to the curriculum
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