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This document discusses the importance of pro-gender equality education. It aims to remove social prejudices about the roles of women through changes to curriculum, extracurricular activities, and career counseling for girls. By imparting these concepts in elementary education, the next generation's mindsets can be changed, which is necessary to empower women socially and economically by transforming broader social attitudes. The document outlines key components of pro-gender equality education, including targeting the elementary school system to create more gender-equitable learning environments.
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- 3. Women as Victims of Violence-. Gender Discrimination- Problems of Female Education
- 4. Pro-gender equality education aims to remove the social prejudices concerning the role of women in the society and developing a sound understanding between the opposite sexes. It includes: •Changes in the curriculum. •Pro-gender equality activities. •Career counseling for girls. Women can only be empowered socially & economically if the social mindset is changed. The best way to achieve this is by changing the mindset of the coming generations. This can be accomplished by imparting pro-gender equality education. What is Pro-gender equality education? Our basic concept is targeting the elementary education system i.e putting forth efforts to bring in a sort of good quality gender equitable environment in the schools.
- 9. •The invisible obstacle to educational equality gender bias in textbooks-Rae Lesser Blumberg •SEVENTH ALL INDIA SCHOOL EDUCATION SURVEY NATIONAL TABLES ON SCHOOLS, PHYSICAL AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES •Economics for class 9th,NCERT •Economics for class 10th,NCERT