Presentation on Education department.

1. Introduction
Class : B.Ed (Hons.)
Elementary
Session : 2020-24
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2. 4.1 Concept of Gender Equality.
4.2 Factors affecting tha status and Role of Women.
4.3 Steps Towards Reducing Gender Disparity
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Unit 04 Gender Disparity
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3. Gender Disparity
Gender Disparity refers to the unequal treatment and opportunities experienced by
individuals based on their gender, primarily affecting women and girls.
Achieving gender equality means ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their
gender, have equal rights, access to resources, and opportunities in all spheres of
life.
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4. 4.1. Concept of Gender Equality
The concept of gender equality recognizes that both men and women should have
equal access to education, healthcare, employment, and political representation.
It challenges the traditional societal norms and stereotypes that assign specific
roles and expectations based on gender, and aims to eliminate discrimination and
bias.
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5. 4.2. Factors affecting tha status and role of
women
Several factors contribute to the status and role of women in society, leading to gender disparity. These
include:
1. Cultural and social norms: Traditional beliefs and practices can reinforce gender roles and limit
opportunities for women.
2. Education and literacy: Limited access to education and low literacy rates can restrict women's
ability to participate fully in society and the economy.
3. Economic factors: Gender disparity in employment, pay gaps, and occupational segregation
contribute to the unequal status of women.
4. Discrimination and violence: Women face various forms of discrimination, including gender-based
violence, sexual harassment, and domestic abuse.
5. Lack of political representation: Women are often underrepresented in political leadership positions
and decision-making processes.
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6. 4.3. Steps towards reducing gender disparity
To reduce gender disparity and achieve gender equality, several steps can be taken:
1. Legal and policy reforms: Enactment and enforcement of laws and policies that
promote gender equality are crucial..
2. Education and awareness: Promote education for girls and women, emphasizing the
importance of gender equality and challenging stereotypes.
3. Economic empowerment: Encourage women's economic empowerment through
measures such as access to finance, entrepreneurship training, and promoting equal
opportunities in the workforce.
4. Changing social norms and stereotypes: Challenge and change societal attitudes and
stereotypes that reinforce gender disparities.
5. Strengthening support systems: Enhance support systems for women, including
access to healthcare, legal aid, and social protection programs.
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7. 5.1 Types of Pollution
5.2 Causes of Pollution
5.3 Environment of Education
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8. Types of Pollution
Here are some common types of pollution:
 Air pollution: The contamination of the air by pollutants such as harmful gases (e.g., carbon
monoxide, sulfur dioxide), particulate matter (e.g., smoke, dust), and toxic chemicals.
 Water pollution: The contamination of water bodies (e.g., rivers, lakes, oceans) by pollutants
such as chemicals, sewage, industrial waste, and oil spills.
 Soil pollution: The presence of pollutants in the soil, often caused by improper disposal of
industrial waste, use of pesticides and fertilizers, mining activities, and contaminated water
runoff.
 Noise pollution: Excessive noise that disrupts the environment and affects human health and
well-being. Sources include traffic, construction activities, industrial machinery, and loud music.
 Light pollution: The excessive or misdirected artificial lighting that disrupts natural ecosystems
and affects the behavior of animals, plants, and human sleep patterns.
 Thermal pollution: The release of heated water into natural water bodies, which can disrupt
aquatic ecosystems and negatively impact aquatic life.
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9. Causes of Pollution
Pollution can have various causes, and its sources vary depending on the type of pollution. Some
common causes include:
 Industrial activities: Industries often release pollutants into the air, water, and soil through the
discharge of chemicals, emissions from factories, improper waste management, and inadequate
pollution control measures.
 Transportation: Vehicles, including cars, trucks, ships, and airplanes, emit pollutants such as
carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter, contributing to air pollution.
 Agricultural practices: The use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers in agriculture can result
in water and soil pollution through runoff and leaching.
 Improper waste management: Inadequate disposal of waste, including solid waste, hazardous
materials, and sewage, can contaminate water bodies, soil, and air.
 Deforestation: The clearing of forests for agricultural expansion, urbanization, or logging
contributes to air pollution and disrupts ecosystems, leading to habitat loss and climate change.
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10. Environment of Education
Environmental education can take place in various settings, including schools, colleges,
community centers, nature reserves, and online platforms. Its goals include:
 Increasing awareness and understanding of environmental issues, such as pollution, climate
change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion.
 Promoting sustainable practices, such as waste reduction, energy conservation, water
conservation, and responsible consumption.
 Encouraging active participation in environmental conservation efforts, such as tree
planting, beach cleanups, and habitat restoration.
 Fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address environmental challenges
and make informed decisions.
 Developing a sense of environmental responsibility and empathy towards the natural world.
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11. Thank you
Presented By
Aiza Majeed