Introduction of education in gender inequality
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Introduction of education in gender inequality
- 1. S.S.V COLLEGE HAPUR INTERNAL SEMINAR 2016-17 SUBJECT- GENDER,SCHOOL & SOCIETY MY TOPIC IS INTRODUCTION OF EDUCATION IN GENDER INEQUALITY PRESENTED BY:-
- 2. प्रस्तावना
- 3. ववभिन्न क्षत्रों में भ िंगीय असमानता • रहन-सहन • शिक्षा • सामाजिक कार्यो में सहभागिता • जिम्मेदाररर्यों के वितरण में • धाशमिक कार्यो में
- 4. श िंि की असमानता के कारण •गरीबी • अभिक्षा • सामाजिक कारण • सुरक्षात्मक कारण
- 5. श िंि की शिक्षा की आिश्र्यकता तथा महत्त्ि •सवाांगीण ववकास • आत्म ननिभरता • सािंस्कृ नतक ववकास • कु रीनतयों पर वविय • गरीबी कु पोषण