Education : The Value Of Education In Pakistan

knowledge attained through education helps open doors to a lot of opportunities for better prospects in career growth. According to the Telegraph "When girls are educated, their countries become stronger and more prosperous". In this quote Michelle Obama is trying to explain the importance of girls’ education towards the development of a country. Pakistan is a country where people have been following the tradition, beliefs, and practices of their ancestors. In Pakistan, five point four million children

Since its birth Pakistan has been attached Capitalism in almost all aspects. From the education point of view it has adopted the capitalist education policy. Pakistan has adopted this from the British Colonial regime. It has adopted the concept of modernity in various institutions like cosmopolitan nationalism, free market, and democratic state etc. This all is the influence of the British which has caused it to be a capitalist state and it has ignored its own traditions, values and customs, which

viewpoints,values and perspectives towards the shooting of Malala. But for the Taliban, they saw the shooting of Malala a warning to those who goes against them. The Taliban follows a pure islamic ideology, but their violent actions towards others and the way they treat women is something that Muslims don’t believe in. Women in Pakistan have been treated really terribly and their human rights have been taken away from the Taliban. For the Taliban believes that a woman doesn’t need an education because

Cinema is a great source of promoting culture, values and norms of the society, it shows how exactly the people of that specific region are and how they live, think and do their activities. Indian movies are very much popular in our country and movies are very much seen in Pakistan. Bollywood is a largest showbiz industry in the world and one of the main reasons of great influence of Indian cinema in our society and culture is because of downfall of Pakistani showbiz industry. Pakistani cinema is

able to achieve upon finishing primary school. For Pakistan however, the problem is getting these children into the classroom to begin with. As poverty and political corruption rise in Pakistan, the effects on the education system are more evident than ever. Pakistan’s education system has had long-standing literacy issues as seen through the unfavorable public response, lack of government funding, and significant social constraints. Pakistan is located in south-central Asia and is bordered by

Education is a valuable tool that helps guide our lives every day. Imagine if it were taken away. Malala Yousafzai had her education taken away when the Taliban invaded her village in Northern Pakistan. This changed her life, and education became her passion, as she did whatever she could to try and get it back. Malala made speeches and was called for interviews because of her passion for fighting for education for all children. Later, she was targeted and shot by the Taliban specifically for advocating

The Education System for Women “One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” was once said by Malala Yousafzai . Since the beginning of time the status of a women was never equal to a man in society. The gender equality issue has affect women from reaching equal opportunities, equal dignity, and the right to live without discrimination. Recently the issue of the education of women in Pakistan was show cased in the tremendous, award winning, novel “I am Malala: The Girl Who Stood

between education and economic growth in KPK Concept Note: My research is about the educational issues in Kp, I want to identify that education have positive or negative impact on growth in GDP. All around the world in now a day’s education is considered as the most important and working tool in controlling the problems like poverty, economic issues etc. Education is playing a vital role in developing human capital by increasing skills and producing/innovating new technology. Education help’s the

human rights” (World Justice Project, 2012). Education is something that every child in the world should have the right to, although in some countries, children do not have that right. Countries not being granted education is an example how rule of law does not come into play. In Pakistan, young girls do not have the right to an education. Malala Yousafzai, a woman from Pakistan was shot because she has been “advocating across the world for girls’ education rights” (Raphel, 2015). Malala

their children. Pakistan has no foreseeable success in their future because they do not invest in their children’s education. In many countries, such as the United States, it is against the law for children to not attend school. In Pakistan, there is no such law requiring children to be formally educated. The lack of education of Pakistani youth today creates issues which will inevitably plague Pakistani citizens tomorrow. Pakistan has had many issues over the years regarding the education of Pakistan’s