Once upon a time education was considered just for males and the rights for women to emancipate were cero. Nowadays we are thriving to make history different for our grandchildren to read about, since more than a decade there are more women engaged in universities than men. Also slowly we are occupying more important jobs in society and making a positive impact as doctors , teachers , government staff and even astronauts.
The importance of education remains in the society that we are constructing in order to make a positive change for our society and impact in a better way all kinds of situations that now we as a society are facing.
I hope to encourage every female out there to keep going and fight for her rights and dreams by educating herself so she can conquer everything she wants, and be an example for our daughters and for all women that we can.
Chapeau bas! I teach Cycle 3 female students at a school for girls only. The first day I entered the class, I gave them a message quite similar to your post. Knowledge is power! Each one of us is special in her own way. We are here to make a difference in the world and the society were are living within. When the desire is there, when the will is there, woman are unstoppable! We are superheroes as long as we are trying to prove ourselves in a world that has been very cruel to us as a gender!
ReplyDeleteEducation is for all! When it comes to education all have the right to learn whether you are a male or female. In fact women are proving day by day that they form an important base of the society and they are able to achieve exactly like males. At the end it is not the gender that matters it is the person, his skills, inner powers and his ability to be a successful change maker of a better society.
ReplyDeleteGender's discrimination in education should be disappeared since Girls' education saves lives and strengthens families, communities, and economies. A country's productivity and economic growth are boosted by a well-educated female population. Failure to educate females to the same level as boys costs some countries more than $1 billion each year.
ReplyDeleteEducators should spread awareness about the importance of equality between males and females regarding occupations. Additionally, encouraging females to major in the teaching profession boost the number of female teachers in society.
ReplyDeleteI swear that when i read this introduction you encouraged me to study and gave me a push up.Unfortunately there are still some countries that educate the boys and deprive the girl from this right.
ReplyDeleteTeaching is a weapon that each and every individual needs to have in order to win in the battle of life. There is no way that a person could need that sword more than another or that someone should be deprived of it. It is a vital thing in the life of any individual just as food and oxygen.
ReplyDeleteYour words are just on point to get everyone remember the importance of education in the life of every individual without any discrimination between boys and girls or any other superstitions.
Well your post made me emotional, growing up everyone gave so much recognition to a boy who excelled in math in my class , even though I was very good at math myself , the teacher always praised him and made the whole class clap for him when she distributed the grades , it wasn't the same case when she gave me my grade. I recall being really angry and determined to get a higher grade than his , So I can get recognition too. #EmpowerWomen
ReplyDeleteeveryone have the right in education, even though sometimes in some societies education is only for males but this is not acceptable at all. there is no difference between people when it is about education, and off course i am against this gender discrimination.
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