what is the significance of education for women

Both men and women have equal responsibility in building society or country. In order to fulfill this responsibility smoothly, men as well as women should be educated in action-oriented education, which is related to their life and work methods. Poet Nazrul writes in his women's poem - 'All the great creations in the world are ever-beneficial / Half of it is made by women, half by men.' The lines of the poem clearly understand how important and significant the role of women is in human welfare. In order to make the world more beautiful and unspoiled, it is absolutely necessary for everyone to study and practice, that is, to acquire education, regardless of whether they are men or women or even a person or subject. For a nation to be educated, the women of that nation must also be educated. Because a nation can never be complete without women.

In our country, the need for reading practice has never been seen equally in both men and women. In the patriarchal society, there are still favorable conditions and perspectives for the pursuit of education for men, but not for women. There are various obstacles in the field of women's education. That's why while men in the same family have the advantage of getting education, the same is not the case for women. Sadly, more than half of the women in our country are still locked in the family. This curse of keeping women locked in the home corner is creating many complications in the national life. But the status of women in developed countries is the same as that of men. The main reason for this is that developed countries have emphasized on women's education. There is no discrimination between men and women in education in those countries. The women of the United States of America, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Japan, Germany, Canada, etc. are very discreet in all respects. The women of these countries are no longer dependent on the help of men, but they have surpassed men in many cases.

Currently, women constitute almost half of the total population of Bangladesh. A country or a nation can never progress if women are deprived of the light of education. Therefore, if the nation is to move forward, men and women should be educated as well. Although the main identity of women in our society is as a mother who gives birth and nurtures children, women are playing an important and significant role in the fields of politics, economy or business. Women are working with men in factories, offices, courts, fields. Women are now holding various important positions in the parliamentary democratic system, including being the head of the state and chairing the cabinet. And this is why the importance of women's education is immense.

Educated mothers are very much needed in our country at this time. An educated mother can produce an educated child. You can build it according to your ideals. Because the influence of the mother on the child is greater. They learn social norms, manners etc from mother. The great Napoleon Bonaparte said, 'Give me an educated mother, and I will give you an educated nation' to emphasize the need for women in education. The significance of women's education in achieving self-reliance is immense. In the modern era, women depended on their husbands for everything. They were neglected and oppressed in the society at that time. All their lawful and unlawful activities were restricted within the house. But in addition to being educated, the women of this period are working in various important positions of doctors, engineers, teachers, police officers and other public and private institutions. Women today are completely self-reliant. So there is no chance for women to be trifled with. As more or less everyone knows there is no substitute for education. The importance of women's education in housework is immense. On the other hand, if you observe, it will be seen that educated women can calculate the details of care-atti and daily-casual expenses of the family in accordance with the health regulations in the case of child's illness, illiterate women cannot do it in the same way. If an educated woman is entrusted with the responsibility of a family, the family will improve. So it is very important to educate women like men.

Even in the distant past, women played a role in the formation of the country, and it is still there today. From the language movement of 1952 till today, women have made a special contribution in every movement. And educated women have contributed to this. There are no less examples of success of educated women in the world. The women of the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, Ireland, Sweden, Norway etc. are playing an important role in various fields including literature, science, arts, peace, international politics. Benazir Bhutto, Indira Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, Shrimavo Bandaranaike, Mother Teresa, Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, etc. are also known worldwide as women because of their education and intelligence. Besides, the women of our country have also shown their efficiency in various fields. Such as Sufia Kamal, Begum Rokeya, Jahanara Imam, Selina Hossain etc. On the other hand, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina manages the state

Standing at the pinnacle of success.

At present, prejudice is the main obstacle to women's education in the country. Another major obstacle is lack of security. Many parents are afraid to send their daughters to school due to lack of security. Associated with this fear is financial hardship. If the common man of the state or the society cannot be freed from the sad effects of the financial crisis, not only education but also the formulation of all-round development programs of the country will fail. Moreover, we lack the large-scale initiative and institutional framework needed to bring more than half of the country's women into institutional education. In this situation, increasing the awareness of all classes of people and Govt

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