In lectures, instructor-student interactions can perpetuate gender biases through differential questioning patterns, often favoring male students for complex questions. In project-based environments, instructors may unconsciously validate male students' technical contributions more highly, reinforcing gendered perceptions of expertise in technology.

In lectures, instructor-student interactions can perpetuate gender biases through differential questioning patterns, often favoring male students for complex questions. In project-based environments, instructors may unconsciously validate male students' technical contributions more highly, reinforcing gendered perceptions of expertise in technology.

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