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Daughters inherit fear of numbers from mothers, says Akshata Murty
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Daughters inherit fear of numbers from mothers, says Akshata Murty
MOTHERS tend to pass on their own anxiety over mathematics to their daughters, creating a gender gap of confidence in the subject over time, new research by an education charity set up by former prime minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty has found. A survey by the Richmond Project showed that 51 per cent of boys aged four to eight thought maths was “easy”, compared with 41 per cent of girls. This gap widened over time, with 86 per c…
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