Importance of educating women.

Significance of educating women: a key to break stereotypes;

Educating women can bring such a drastic change to the society because the idea that some men have in their mind about themselves that they are superior in terms of that they are the sole means of providing for women and that they have seen the world because they have been given exposure and have no any restrictions, will finally be sidelined.

Women will not only be seen as the homemakers but also someone who can make her presence outside also, who can be a bread winner of the family and if needed can do anything on her own without having to need a man for her survival. Men will start to give respect to their potential, their credibility and will finally begin to see their own selves as humans, as normal as women and not some superior creations.

Dominance would become scary to men;

A woman who has come to know her worth and discovered her potential, would be so difficult to be silenced. Her voice cannot be suppressed. No man can be able to claim his superiority over her because he knows that she would be self-sufficient for her needs and she can fight for herself and against him also because a woman who is opinionated, has an understanding of right and wrong is the scariest to men and they would never opt for oppression as that can backfire them.

Gender discrimination will start to become less common;

Over the years , we have been fed this thought that there are certain things only men can do and women are considered naïve.

There is this notion that as women are restricted inside four walls and men go outside and have therefore seen the world better than women is so strongly engraved inside a girl's mind as soon as she grows up, that she believes that a man has all the powers over her, that man has been placed at a higher position in a society and that she is nothing without a man because he understands the outside world, he can bring him the money and he has the authority to make all the decisions for her.

She has been handicapped since the beginning. But when she is made to break those four walls around her and is given the chance to actually understand her worth and is made to believe that she can also achieve something and do things on her own ends this concept that men should be given more respect and are ahead of women, rather both men and women are seen as the two wheels of the same car who function side by side, without having to outclass eachother and power, dominance and superiority complex, these decades old actions will start to vanish.

Because when the society is made up of weak and strong portions, that society will always be a place of fight, abuse and oppression.