Patricia Fara: evaluation

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…For junior high school? No, I think education should be mixed all the way up. We’re never going to get away from gender discrimination if we keep separating people, and we’ve got to bring them together. Achieving gender equality isn’t just a matter of improving the position of women. We’ve also got to change the attitudes of men and women towards their lives and towards work. That’s one of the things I find wonderful when I walk around Cambridge now, and I see young fathers taking their children to school or playing with their children. That’s a cooperative parental approach towards their children that’s fantastic. It’s wonderful for the children, and it is also very rewarding for the parents as well — for both parents, particularly the father. We’ve got to get away from this idea that work is what really matters because it’s life that matters and how happy you are. That’s far more important than what work you manage to do. How did your start-up experience teach you how to write?…

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