Essays on Gender Inequality In Education

Long ago in Swat Valley, Pakistan a group named the Taliban decided to take education away from women. Girls could no longer attend school in Swat Valley, Pakistan. Well a young girl in Pakistan wanted to change that because she knew education was important. That girl was Malala Yousafzai. Malala Yousafzai is an influential women fighting for educational rights in the 2,000. Malala was born on July 12,1997, Mingora, Swat Valley, Pakistan. Malala gave speeches and interviews for women’s educational…...

Malala Yousafzai Story Malala Yousafzai born July 12, 1997. Was named after Malalai a female Arghan martyr who died in battle. Her father was not like anyone else's father he wanted his daughter to go to school. When the Taliban force woman to come out with a male family member Malala hated covering her face. When a BBC journalist asked her father to document the terror only his own daughter volunteered.”I thought, what a great opportunity she recalls the terrorism…...

Education is the most powerful weapon which we can use to change the world. Education refers to mental and moral training. It clears off the darkness of ignorance from our mental horizon and opens wide to our vision. The prosperity of a country mainly depends on the education of her population. Education is a right that both males and females deserve equally. Men and women are created as the two sides of a coin. One is incomplete without the other.…...

In fact, gender inequality affects everyone no wonder who you are. Stereotypes or rules' about how women and men, girls and boys should begin in childhood and follow us through to adulthood. Not everyone is facing the same kind of injustice, those people facing more than one type of discrimination, the situation is worse and often different. In family, most parents educate their daughters to display dependency, conformity, and domesticity however empowering boys to be strong, competitive, and self-reliant. Thus,…...

Napoleon once said "Give me an educated mother and I will give you an educated nation. ” This statement is enough to prove the importance of female education. Allah has created both man and woman equally. They are like the two sides of a coin. One is incomplete without the other. So, education cannot be the only possession of a single class or sex. Rather, it should be imparted equally to both men and women. Our religion has also made…...

Gender Inequality is the unjust behaviour or insights of people on the basis of gender. In regards to education, we can then say, gender inequality in education is the discrimination of individuals based on gender in schools. When talking about this gender inequality it is quite obvious that the ones being discriminated are the females. Education is a fundamental right, which should not be restricted to a certain gender, every human being, male or female has a right to education.…...

Carl defined Feminism as “the vast collection of social movements and theories about gender differences, proposing social equality for all people”. Thinkers of feminism believe that men and women are equal and that women deserve the same opportunities as men. There were three waves of feminism. First-wave feminism was between 19th and 20th century, which was about women’s suffrage movement and protested legal inequality such as voting. Second-wave feminism began in 1960’s, which focused on social independence and equality in…...