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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

The importance of teachers to bridge the educational divide

03 Nov 2020 Jess Wade
Taken from the November 2020 issue of Physics World, where it appeared until the headline "Making a difference where it matters".

With COVID-19 further exposing educational inequality, Jess Wade says the importance of physics teachers has never been more critical

Physics teachers could be crucial to inspiring young minds and overcoming under-representation.
Bridging the divide Physics teachers could be crucial to inspiring young minds and overcoming under-representation. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Rawpixel)
As someone who works to improve the representation of women and people of colour in the community, I

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Jess Wade is a contributing columnist for Physics World and a lecturer and research fellow at Imperial College London, UK
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