Gender equality in education from kindergarten to higher education: Policies and practices

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Education is a human right guaranteed by law, but statistical indicators show that there is no equality of opportunity for access to the qualified education. Gender equality in education means that girls and boys, women and men, have an equal chance to have access to and participate in education, and that there is quality, equitable learning opportunities and outcomes. Education plays an important role either ensuring gender equality or nourishing gender inequality. In this section, the issue of gender equality in education will be evaluated on the basis on educational policies, curriculum, textbooks, and teacher expectations, as well as literacy and enrollment rates. Although these evaluations will be made mainly through the Turkish education system, the education system of the developed and developing countries will be handled.

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Siyez, D. M., & Beycioglu, K. (2020). Gender equality in education from kindergarten to higher education: Policies and practices. In Handbook on Promoting Social Justice in Education (pp. 1687–1710). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-14625-2_112

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