Published On: December 17th, 2014|

The Christian Science Monitor – Melissa E. Graebner, Ph.D.

“Toy makers are taking steps to build toys that model business leaders for girls, but are they missing the point as they pick wardrobes and professions that perpetuate stereotypes?…Surely there would be a market for entrepreneurship toys that don’t reinforce outdated clichés about girls. In the meantime, how can parents encourage their daughters to become entrepreneurs? The key is to encourage girls to BE smart, not dress smart.”(more)