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A 7 page paper which examines some of the history relating to
the education of women, and then argues that despite equal education, in present times,
women are paid far less than men. Even in the singular position of teacher, a female
teacher will make less than a man. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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7 pages (~225 words per page)
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seen as wives and mothers, not as individuals in need of an education. If they wanted any type of education they needed to be self taught, or else they were
privileged enough to be in a situation where education was part of their social position. For example, as an individual who was of royalty, she had the privilege to be
formally educated by a single individual. Some form of this type of education was sparse through history and throughout the world. As another example, we can note that some nuns
were educated in their religion. But, for the most part, women have been refused acceptance into learning centers for the majority of history. In the following paper we present an
examination of the history of womens education, and then present a discussion of how women, even when possessing equal education to men, still suffer in light of the fact that
they do not make as much money. Even in the profession of teaching, a woman will receive a great deal less than a man in annual wages. Women
and Education One would assume that, given the conditions and ideals of the new land of America, women would be allowed into colleges and institutes of education. "But it would
take time" (Anonymous The Education of Women, 1998; women.html). In the following we see some of the new ideals and plenty of the force which kept women away from being
educated for much of history: "Yale, in 1783, examined Lucinda Foote, age twelve, and found her fully qualified, except in regard to sex, to be received as a pupil of
the Freshman class of Yale University. But the doors were barred, and even the giving of an examination was something of a cruel joke. Imagine a twelve-year-old girl, on
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