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Women's Education in China: Past and Present by Lu Yujing, Du Wei

“…Based on data collected, this study presented the historical development process of Chinese women's education, the proportion of women who received higher education, and the proportion of women who obtained university degrees. …”
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Women, Educational Leadership and Societal Culture by Saeeda Shah, Umbreen Shah

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The significance of women's education on contraceptive use by Fatimah Zahra Abdul Mutalib

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Contributions of Kartini's thought on women education by Muthoifin, Wachidah, Nur Hanif, Shobron, Sudarno, Ab Rahman, Rozanah

“…Purpose of the study: The purpose of this paper is to describe Raden Ajeng Kartini’s ideas regarding women’s education, and to analyze the relevance of Raden Ajeng Kartini’s ideas regarding women's education with the development of Islamic education. …”
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Women, education, equality : a decade of experiment / by Unesco

Women Education: Women and Teaching Profession in Ghana by Wang Jiajia, Portia .V. Samba

Subjects: “…women education…”
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Better than rubies : a history of women's education/ by Stock, Phyllis H

Trends in Marital Dissolution by Women's Education in the United States by Steven P. Martin

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Empowerment at the Crossroads: Women's Educational Challenges in Karachi's Higher Education by Aisha Bano Rahat, Aziz Un Nisa, Naila Siddiqua, Humma Mehmood, Rahama Abbassi

“…It explores the barriers and difficulties that women experience in accessing and completing their higher education, as well as the factors that hinder women's education in society. The study utilized a descriptive; quantitative survey approach was used, questionnaire with multiple choices. …”
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Women, education and social mobility in Britain during the Long 1970s by Worth, E

The community-level effects of women's education on reproductive behaviour in rural Ghana by Kofi D. Benefo

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Public Perception Against Women Education in Central Kalimantan province Katingan by Desi Erawati

“…This study is more focus on how the public perception of women's education and the factors that influence the public perception of women's education in the province of Central Kalimantan. …”
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The Morality of Schooling: Women's Education as an Arena for Social Tension in Cabo Delgado by Carmeliza Rosario

Subjects: “…Women's education…”
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Incorporation of Arebica in Sandžak and its significance in the process of Muslim womens’ education by Ziljkić Hasna, Škrijelj Redžep

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A Socio-Cultural Perspective of Women Education and Empowerment in Rural Bangladesh by Sultana, Mst

Subjects: “…Women - Education - Bangladesh…”
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Educating Engineers: Contribution Of Muslim Women Educators In Universiti Teknologi Malaysia by Abdul Majid, Fadzilah Adibah, Md. Salleh, Liza, Jusoh, Mazura, Borham, Abdul Jalil

“…Although engineering is the field dominated by man, the current trend shows significant increase in women engineering educators as well as the graduates. 30% of the engineering educators in UTM are represented by Muslim women. 13% of these women are recognized for their contributions and achievement and was awarded with professorship. 2% of Muslim women educators in UTM are the university executive members which involve in university decision making. …”
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Saudi Arabia women teachers' psychological capital towards work engagement / Aljaghthami Eman-Nafa, Noormala Amir Ishak by Aljaghthami, Eman-Nafa, Amir Ishak, Noormala

Subjects: “…Women-Education…”
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Why does women's education stabilize marriages? The role of marital attraction and barriers to divorce by Diederik Boertien, Juho Härkönen

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Women educators’ narratives on intimate partner violence: The case of a state university in Zimbabwe by Nogget Matope, Mathabo Khau

“…The study was qualitative and informed by the critical paradigm and employed visual participatory research methodology. Six women educators from a state university were selected by means of snowballing. …”
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