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I think that within the population of women in IT, the number of female
Oracle DBAs is increasing. However, in general, the number of women
entering IT is decreasing. That is, the number of women who are
encouraged to become DBAs or developers or network admins or sys admins
is decreasing.
I've noticed (I have a friend with a 13 year old son and a 16 year old daughter) that the schools are not encouraging girls to go into science or math. There have been studies done that show that teachers in those fields tend to call on the girls in the class less and spend less time helping them understand the subjects.
My opinion only
Rachel
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