Today generation is very fast and like men, women are also coming in the front to compete with men and they are really doing well. If we give them the proper guidance like they can prove that women are in no way less then men, and we should be proud to say that human beings are developing, and not men or women only. Society would answer this question by saying, "No, men and women are not equal," but I have a different opinion on this matter. Men and women are different in different ways, but all humans have things that differ between them. When it comes down to it, we are all humans and not one gender is greater than the other. Women do all these things yet they don't get any praise for it whereas a man does one thing and the then the whole world revolves around him.This is basically saying that women get treated like dirt where as they do a lot of things that a man can't do. Women must be equal to men and they are equal to men.We should support girls education and make the world a better place to live as expected and if women are given equal rights to men definitely the development of the world also will be equal and hence we support this. I believe that women are not treated as equal as men eventhough they should.…
First and foremost, educating both the male and female population can lead to economic growth. Because women's’ education opportunities are low, increasing the number of years of secondary education can boost the income growth per capita tremendously (Herz). If India were to have an increase in girls secondary education by just one percent, it would increase the GDP by about $5.5 billion (“By the Numbers”).…
There are a number of internal factors within the education system which contribute towards the different gender achievement. It is shown that Girls always achieve better results than boys, however both sexes results have improved over the years.…
School plays a very important role in education today. But there are lots of question about making…
There are many cultures in the world where being a female would mean that I would not be entitled to the tertiary education that I am now seeking. Samovar and Porter (2004. 1) state “god created woman from a fragment of man’s body that she might serve him” Coming from a western part of society has shaped my worldview towards education and learning. This is a belief that both women and men deserve the same opportunities to achieve their learning and education goals.…
First of all, education is a basic foundation of our life because it teaches humans about organized thinking and how to make sharp decisions. Consequently, education can provide a chance to make our life better. In the last century, only men could learn and went to school while women did not have an education, because society believed men had an ability and skill to learn more than women. Also, people in society chose to provide opportunities in education to men first. These days, society gives the same educational opportunity to women as men, and women have the potential to study in the same way as men. Also, nowadays more women are educated than men. For example, the proportion of men and women in primary school is similar, but their changes when entering university.…
Women in Islam have little access to education. In many areas girls are often taken out of school when they hit puberty. (“listverse”). When boys and girls are in third grade they are able to go to the same school but after that, they are unable to do so. (“listverse”) In some parts if Islam the girls can 't be taught by a man after a certain age because it has a negative impact on girls’ education. (“listverse”) While some progress has been made, women are still struggling to be successful. Literacy rates among young Islam women are extreme low. Only 18 percent of women between 15 and 24 can read. The total number of children enrolled in primary schools is increasing rapidly, but the percentage of female students is not. Women can do some of the same jobs that men can do. Sometimes women can actually do jobs better than men in particular jobs. In Islam men believe that they should have more right to jobs than women. ("The True Clash of Civilians"). Men and women should share equal responsibility. They might not be identical duties, but the totality of rights and responsibilities are balanced. The Quran says, "Women have the same rights as are expected in all decency from them, while men stand a step above them. (Sura 2:228) In Islam, the value and importance of women in society and the true measure of their success as human beings, is measured with completely different criteria. And their obedience…
The gender gap in education needs to be closed as it is determining the future of our children. The gap is showing our…
From the time we are about 5 years old and for some of us into our late 20’s and 30’s we are in a coeducational environment called the classroom. Ever wonder which gender has the leg up? The bias towards? The one most likely to succeed? My prediction is that boys from kindergarten through the collegiate level more often than not will have an advantage capturing the teacher’s attention and dominating classroom activities over women. From the way students are bred into the educational system to their biological tendencies boys tend to overpower girls in a classroom. This is why more often than not they will be acknowledged in a group discussion, opinions will be valued more, and command the flow of the room over their female counterparts. This disturbs the overall equilibrium of the classroom disrupting learning for both commons. Statistical data will be shocking to most on this particular phenomenon spread throughout the entire educational system.…
Every child has the right to access the curriculum, Equality of access. This means that children can work to the best of their ability and be treated equally within their learning. The schools have a duty to support these rights and they must be reflected through their policies and procedures and must comply with current legislations and codes of practice. The Equality Act 2010…
This article discusses various lawsuits filed as advocates try to advance the cause of equal funding for education in the U.S. Demetrio Rodriguez began his fight for reform in 1969 as the chief plaintiff in a suit against the Edgewood Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas. In that year, he and a group of parents filed suit to protest the lack of funding for the schools their children attended. Appealing the decision in favor of the district, they took their case to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973. The case became a rallying point for school reform across the country. In the years following the filing of the suit, their battle cry is a simple one: the inequalities in funding between public school systems must be eliminated if quality education for all is to be guaranteed. Lawsuits filed throughout the U.S. are meeting with a margin of success as they try to advance the cause of equal funding for education. Charging that states fail to provide a school system that offers proper instruction, the suits are forcing state governments to reconsider public school funding. While Ohio faces a complete overhaul of the school funding system, other states face the challenge of capital funding for the construction of new schools. The most visible element of the issue, have become the focus of many court…
Article no. 1 talks about education as the most powerful and beneficial thing now a days and it should be provided to girls and boys on equality basis. In some regions of the world, girls are still facing problems in this modern age of progression. For the past fifteen years, girls education in developing world has been a story of progress. Female education is now major part of global development. The standard of formal and non-formal education system should be raised by promoting opportunities for the girls to attend secondary schools and to introduce a system comparible with household and other education. According to a survey lack of facilities, lack of education, menstration, pregnancy,…
It is even more preposterous to have an inequality in education for this biological reason. Education for girls not only helps themselves and their families lift out of poverty, but also helps increase the country’s GDP. Educating the girls also reduces the likelihood of girls to be forced into sex, since education would delay her marriage and childbirth.…
Over the years many schools have low performance grades. This is how the Title 1 program came into the play. The Title 1 program was implemented so schools are able to get more money to help them get these low income students the help they need. We have a lot of students that are not performing on grade level. Many of them need extra help and their parents are not able to get it for them. Now we have a bigger problem when the school does not have the funds needed to help these children. Then these children fall farther and farther behind. A good benefit for this program is the funds support extra instruction in reading and math. It also gives us special preschool, after school, and summer programs. This is a good way to help students remember what they learned during the regular school year so they do not forget what they learned during the summer.…
Nobody should be treated as second class citizen based on gender. Women should be given equally autonomy, power and freedom like men (Bhadra and Thapa, 2007). The government should invest more on girl’s education. The education institution should be easily accessible by the girls of rural area through which we can empower them and increase their role in decision making.…