Stuck in the Shallow End: Education, Race, and Computing (Mit Press)
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Stuck in the Shallow End: Education, Race, and Computing (Mit Press)

by Jane Margolis

Education Science
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Stuck in the Shallow End by Jane Margolis delves into the challenges at the crossroads of education, race, and computing. Published by MIT Press, it examines how racial dynamics shape access to technology education and participation in computing professions. The book calls for reforms to address inequities and promote diversity in STEM.

About This Book

Stuck in the Shallow End addresses key issues in education, race, and computing, highlighting disparities in access to technology education.

The book, published by MIT Press, draws on research to discuss how racial inequities influence participation in computing fields.

Jane Margolis provides an analysis of educational practices and their impact on diverse student populations in STEM areas.

This work underscores the need for inclusive approaches to broaden opportunities in computing education.

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