“You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” ― Brigham Young Many. Developing countries are still unable to grow fast compared to the other developed countries and that is because of the lack of education provided for girls. These developing countries fail to educate girls like they would do to boys; therefore, it lowers down the economic growth. Because of the lack of educating girls, a gender inequality arises that prevents girls from their rights of education as well ass lowering their life skills in the jobs provided to them. Because girls aren’t allowed to show their skills, they use them for domestic jobs with little or no payment. The lack of education in girls makes the developing country
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The primary investing in education is that it enhances women’s ability to engage in the economic activities. It also makes them learn new methods that contribute to the economic development of the country in addition of the economic wellbeing of their family and themselves. Providing girls with education will boost their life long skills such as mastery of literacy, numeracy, communication, and formation processing skills. These life-long skills will adapt girls to any time of situation because they are educated they can produce formal and informal work such as either they use these skills to educate their children or to pursue new economic activities and engage in their own micro …show more content…
In addition, getting girl’s educated is strongly associate it with later age of marriage, later of first birth and lower lifetime fertility. “With recent improvements in data availability, a picture is emerging of the direct causes of adolescent girls' death and disability in different regions. In mortality terms, for girls ages 15 to 19, deaths are most frequently the result of childbearing, AIDS, depressive and panic disorders, and burns, with violence also being a significant problem. Issues related to pregnancy and childbirth, including hemorrhage, abortion, and hypertensive disorders, kill more girls ages 15 to 19 than any other cause.” Temin, Miriam, Ruth Levine, and Sandy Stonesifer.
The primary investing in education is that it enhances women’s ability to engage in the economic activities. It also makes them learn new methods that contribute to the economic development of the country in addition of the economic wellbeing of their family and themselves. Providing girls with education will boost their life long skills such as mastery of literacy, numeracy, communication, and formation processing skills. These life-long skills will adapt girls to any time of situation because they are educated they can produce formal and informal work such as either they use these skills to educate their children or to pursue new economic activities and engage in their own micro …show more content…
In addition, getting girl’s educated is strongly associate it with later age of marriage, later of first birth and lower lifetime fertility. “With recent improvements in data availability, a picture is emerging of the direct causes of adolescent girls' death and disability in different regions. In mortality terms, for girls ages 15 to 19, deaths are most frequently the result of childbearing, AIDS, depressive and panic disorders, and burns, with violence also being a significant problem. Issues related to pregnancy and childbirth, including hemorrhage, abortion, and hypertensive disorders, kill more girls ages 15 to 19 than any other cause.” Temin, Miriam, Ruth Levine, and Sandy Stonesifer.