Gender and education / edited by Vimala Ramachandran and Kameshwari Jandhyala.
Contributor(s): Ramachandran, Vimala [editor.] | Jandhyala, Kameshwari [editor.].
Publisher: Hyderabad : Orient BlackSwa, 2019Description: xv, 392p. illustrations (black and white), maps (black and white).ISBN: 9789352877409; 9352877403.Subject(s): Women -- Education -- India | Educational equalization -- India | Educational equalization | Women -- EducationDDC classification: 371.8220954 Summary: While the last century has seen a considerable shift in the status of women in Indian society, gender equality in education continues to be influenced by three sets of issues: economy, society and culture; accessibility/availability of formal education; and gender norms. Socio-economic inequalities, connectivity, and cultural beliefs and practices, including a continued preference for sons across the country, play an important role in determining whether girls are given access to both primary and higher education. Gender and Education brings together wide-ranging debates that took place in the Economic and Political Weekly from 2000–17 on the social, political and economic realities impacting the education of women across the country. The sections analyse the different axes of inequality; the political, economic and social context of education; and pedagogy and curriculum, through a study of textbooks.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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While the last century has seen a considerable shift in the status of women in Indian society, gender equality in education continues to be influenced by three sets of issues: economy, society and culture; accessibility/availability of formal education; and gender norms. Socio-economic inequalities, connectivity, and cultural beliefs and practices, including a continued preference for sons across the country, play an important role in determining whether girls are given access to both primary and higher education.
Gender and Education brings together wide-ranging debates that took place in the Economic and Political Weekly from 2000–17 on the social, political and economic realities impacting the education of women across the country. The sections analyse the different axes of inequality; the political, economic and social context of education; and pedagogy and curriculum, through a study of textbooks.
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