The past decade has seen a tremendous decrease in the gender biases. It is often argued that universities should have the same amount of men and women in all the subjects they teach. I strongly agree with the given notion.
First of all, it is an indisputable fact that women have always been related to doing household chores and men has been considered as the sole breadwinner in the family. Despite this parochial notion, women have now started to fight for their rights and their educational rights. Hence, to further reduce gender disparity in jobs, it is essential that both the genders are equally present in the classes. Moreover, it is a general trend in most of the universities to have a greater proportion of males in their classes. The result of this unfair trend is that females feel under appreciated and many resort to taking care of their home and family. If the universities break this gender barrier, it will make the females more confident and as a result they can thrive in their respective careers.
Secondly, it is now seen that women are more successful than men in many tasks. For instance, there are now more female doctors emerging than male doctors. A recent report by the Indian board of education showed that in 2018, 60% of the women graduated in 1st division as compared to only 40% of the men. Therefore, accepting an equal fraction of women in colleges as the men will also improve the reputation of the college.
In conclusion, for a nation to grow and succeed in every major field, it is essential that both the genders are present in all the occupations. For this, it is salient that universities start to accept equal number of both the genders in their classes.
The past decade has
seen
a tremendous decrease in the gender biases. It is
often
argued that
universities
should have the same amount of
men
and
women
in all the subjects they teach. I
strongly
agree
with the
given
notion.
First of all
, it is an indisputable fact that
women
have always
been related
to doing household chores and
men
has
been considered
as the sole breadwinner in the family. Despite this parochial notion,
women
have
now
started
to fight for their rights and their educational rights.
Hence
, to
further
reduce
gender disparity in jobs, it is essential that both the genders are
equally
present in the classes.
Moreover
, it is a general trend in most of the
universities
to have a greater proportion of males in their classes. The result of this unfair trend is that females feel under appreciated and
many resort
to taking care of their home and family. If the
universities
break this gender barrier, it will
make
the females more confident and
as a result
they can thrive in their respective careers.
Secondly
, it is
now
seen
that
women
are more successful than
men
in
many
tasks.
For instance
, there are
now
more female doctors emerging than male doctors. A recent report by the Indian board of education
showed
that in 2018, 60% of the
women
graduated in 1st division as compared to
only
40% of the
men
.
Therefore
, accepting an equal fraction of
women
in colleges as the
men
will
also
improve
the reputation of the college.
In conclusion
, for a nation to grow and succeed in every major field, it is essential that both the genders are present in all the occupations. For this, it is salient that
universities
start
to accept equal number of both the genders in their classes.