Speech on the topic importance of educating a girl child
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As mainly in India. most of girls don’t do jobs, but Education is Important for them too.
she takes care of her child and in fact whole family.
this is how a non-educated girl takes care:
eats the left out food
be dirty and clean things
restricts her child to play, take small risks like running
make afraid from ghosts…
and now a educated girl:
makes proper food which is enough for them all
be clean with the surroundings clean
let her child do adventure by his own
don’t make afraid from ghosts…
so this were some of the differences, and so education of girl is more Important than men as future is in their hands.
I hope it helps you if yes mark it as brain list.
she takes care of her child and in fact whole family.
this is how a non-educated girl takes care:
eats the left out food
be dirty and clean things
restricts her child to play, take small risks like running
make afraid from ghosts…
and now a educated girl:
makes proper food which is enough for them all
be clean with the surroundings clean
let her child do adventure by his own
don’t make afraid from ghosts…
so this were some of the differences, and so education of girl is more Important than men as future is in their hands.
I hope it helps you if yes mark it as brain list.
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Hello Everyone! I thank you for inviting me to this special assembly / function/ and giving me this opportunity to share my thoughts with this july gathering. Amongst my listeners I see a lot of youngsters and some seasoned ones like me.
Education is that vehicle that takes you to places unknown, sitting right in the comfort of your classroom you know what North Pole is like, where to go if you want to see the seas. Education make a Human Being.
We have all gathered here today to celebrate the Girl child and her future in this nation. The one very important aspect that we all realize is that the Girls must be sent to school. They must get the education that we very fondly send our boys to get in schools and vocational institutes. Enough is being done to promote and support the cause. Let me put it in words what some of us may feel already as a cause why even after 70 years of independence we are not able to overcome this problem of entrusting education on the Girl Child and which still seems to be the responsibility of the government and educators alone.
Almost 70% of Indians lives in villages, belonging to conservative families with traditional values; where sending their girls out of their house is still a taboo. The inhibitions that are imposed on the girls and their mothers (father’s in some cases) to not send them out to learn is a result of social custom. The ‘Mukhiya’ or the head of the family still think that if their girls go away from the vicinity of their very pious homes, their uncorrupted pure minds will get polluted and they will shun their ‘original pure devout mindset’. It will cause a permanent change and they will become rebellious.
The girls will also see the world that education will show them. A whole new world that is so full of opportunities that are waiting to be seized! A world that can make them able, able enough to use their brilliant unutilized, untapped creativity and resplendence.
Girls are that part of humanity that is the carriers of all positivity in a society. They are the ones whose presence itself is an ambience full of chivalry, decency and pleasantness. Their presence brings out the best in men. Compare this place to the room where there are only boys. What comes to your minds? Do you all see the picture that I do? I am not saying that boys are not capable. They are in fact the ones who have been successfully running most of the functions, yet not alone. Their counterparts the Girls are the other equally important part. You keep them home; you have kept half of the country away from learning. Away from becoming a productive participant, away from all the achievements that they are capable of when they get their education.
The use of this word education is not limited to just books and school. If we have a good look around us we see P. V. Sindhu, Bharatanatyam dancer Geeta Chandran, Astronaut Kalpana Chawla, Indira Nooyi Chief Executive Officer of PepsiCo, The now Miss World – Manushi Chhillar. We notice the contribution of girls and women in every field they are exploring.
All we need to do is to allow them to step out of their cocoon and spread their wings and span the skies. We need to shun our age old attitude. We need to believe that we can depend on them.
The fact is that today the girls can educate themselves within the comfort of their homes. Technology has a very important role to play in this. I would like to highlight the role that our governments have been playing over a period of time. Today with the help of communication infrastructure our governments have provided various educational channels that are free of cost and are available to the remotes of the villages. They are spending not just money but also the time of the super stars of the education world to make such informative and educative programs be it science, history, maths, physics or even classical music or dance. If we motivate them towards learning then why would they not come forward and become what they desire to become.
My appeal today to you all young and old present here is to go home and think how each one of us can make a difference. May be next time we go on a vacation to these areas where you cross villages you can go connect with them, find out from them the current status of schools and their children. We can actually go visit some and help them to know the importance of sending their children, especially their Girls to school. After all it is our country; it is our duty & responsibility to get involved. Let us together build a strong nation.
Thank You
Education is that vehicle that takes you to places unknown, sitting right in the comfort of your classroom you know what North Pole is like, where to go if you want to see the seas. Education make a Human Being.
We have all gathered here today to celebrate the Girl child and her future in this nation. The one very important aspect that we all realize is that the Girls must be sent to school. They must get the education that we very fondly send our boys to get in schools and vocational institutes. Enough is being done to promote and support the cause. Let me put it in words what some of us may feel already as a cause why even after 70 years of independence we are not able to overcome this problem of entrusting education on the Girl Child and which still seems to be the responsibility of the government and educators alone.
Almost 70% of Indians lives in villages, belonging to conservative families with traditional values; where sending their girls out of their house is still a taboo. The inhibitions that are imposed on the girls and their mothers (father’s in some cases) to not send them out to learn is a result of social custom. The ‘Mukhiya’ or the head of the family still think that if their girls go away from the vicinity of their very pious homes, their uncorrupted pure minds will get polluted and they will shun their ‘original pure devout mindset’. It will cause a permanent change and they will become rebellious.
The girls will also see the world that education will show them. A whole new world that is so full of opportunities that are waiting to be seized! A world that can make them able, able enough to use their brilliant unutilized, untapped creativity and resplendence.
Girls are that part of humanity that is the carriers of all positivity in a society. They are the ones whose presence itself is an ambience full of chivalry, decency and pleasantness. Their presence brings out the best in men. Compare this place to the room where there are only boys. What comes to your minds? Do you all see the picture that I do? I am not saying that boys are not capable. They are in fact the ones who have been successfully running most of the functions, yet not alone. Their counterparts the Girls are the other equally important part. You keep them home; you have kept half of the country away from learning. Away from becoming a productive participant, away from all the achievements that they are capable of when they get their education.
The use of this word education is not limited to just books and school. If we have a good look around us we see P. V. Sindhu, Bharatanatyam dancer Geeta Chandran, Astronaut Kalpana Chawla, Indira Nooyi Chief Executive Officer of PepsiCo, The now Miss World – Manushi Chhillar. We notice the contribution of girls and women in every field they are exploring.
All we need to do is to allow them to step out of their cocoon and spread their wings and span the skies. We need to shun our age old attitude. We need to believe that we can depend on them.
The fact is that today the girls can educate themselves within the comfort of their homes. Technology has a very important role to play in this. I would like to highlight the role that our governments have been playing over a period of time. Today with the help of communication infrastructure our governments have provided various educational channels that are free of cost and are available to the remotes of the villages. They are spending not just money but also the time of the super stars of the education world to make such informative and educative programs be it science, history, maths, physics or even classical music or dance. If we motivate them towards learning then why would they not come forward and become what they desire to become.
My appeal today to you all young and old present here is to go home and think how each one of us can make a difference. May be next time we go on a vacation to these areas where you cross villages you can go connect with them, find out from them the current status of schools and their children. We can actually go visit some and help them to know the importance of sending their children, especially their Girls to school. After all it is our country; it is our duty & responsibility to get involved. Let us together build a strong nation.
Thank You
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