The human race is born to seek news , whether it is a woman or a man , this process must always continue.  But in some countries we see  a lot of cases of gender segregation , and it does upset everyone . In some nations level of backwardness is very low compared to countries which have high gender equality , for example  , Yaman , Afghanistan , Nigeria , etc .       In learning , there should be not any allocation like woman or man , young or old , poor or rich  though problams such as pressure from parents or husband ,  religious obstacle , bad financial condition can be obstacles in many cases , so when such negative influences are not eliminated  , this is impossible  .      Equality in education is much more important than other positions also there are planty of   ways to do it .  For instance starting separate schools for girls ,  which are for Islamic countries , or setting up universities for them    and  government can find new laws like delayting kontrakt . The education of women and girls is more important than that of boys , not only for themselves but also for the nation  . A child brought up by a good and knowledgeable mother will never do anything bad , because there are no psychological disorder in them  and  for their own benefit , they will be able to support themselves even whithout a spouse .  Considering  the high number of disvorces these days , this is very  essential for them and prevents them from going dovn various destructive paths .

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