Gender Review Consultation
Abstract
The aim of the quick fire talk is to explore whether and how different accountability mechanisms in educationhave promoted the case for gender equality. For example: • At the government andinternational community level, are... [ view full abstract ]
The aim of the quick fire talk is to explore whether and how different accountability mechanisms in educationhave promoted the case for gender equality. For example:
• At the government andinternational community level, are there sufficiently strong accountability mechanismsto ensure that gender mainstreaming commitments in education budgets andpolicies are upheld?
• At the school level, doincreased parental choice over schooling and pressures to invest in theirchildren’s education bolster sex-specific choice and investment preferences?Does formal community engagement end up perpetuating existing societalhierarchies, and diminish the voice of less privileged women?
• At the teacher level, giventhe feminization of the teaching profession but the continuing under-representationof women in leadership positions, are gender discriminatory practices beingchallenged in terms of how teacher contributions are valued and rewarded?
Authors
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Nora Fyles
(UN Girls' Education Initiative)
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Takudzwa Kanyangarara
(UNGEI)
Topic Area
Assessing Teaching and Learning for Sustainable Development
Session
PS-7H » Girls' education: concept, approaches and policy (08:30 - Thursday, 7th September, Room 14)
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