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    The document discusses the challenges girls faced in receiving an education in the past and the efforts of Pandita Ramabai to champion women's education. Specifically, it notes that in the 19th century, girls often did not receive any education while sons did. Even when girls were taught skills, it was usually to serve as supporters to males. Pandita Ramabai established a mission in 1898 that encouraged literacy for widows and poor women and taught them skills like carpentry and printing to promote their independence. The mission aimed to address the lack of educational opportunities for girls and women in the past.

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    The document discusses the challenges girls faced in receiving an education in the past and the efforts of Pandita Ramabai to champion women's education. Specifically, it notes that in the 19th century, girls often did not receive any education while sons did. Even when girls were taught skills, it was usually to serve as supporters to males. Pandita Ramabai established a mission in 1898 that encouraged literacy for widows and poor women and taught them skills like carpentry and printing to promote their independence. The mission aimed to address the lack of educational opportunities for girls and women in the past.

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    Learning for change

    Presentation by Raksha R

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    What’s our topic?

    Introduction Fewer Oppurtunities The Story Of Laxmi Lakra Learning For Change

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    CIVIC CIVICS/ WCTW / LFC/ 26.12.22/PRESENTATIONBYRR
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    Learning for
    change
    How girls struggled back in the day for
    education and in brief about Pandita Ramabai

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     EDUCATION
    BACK IN THE
    • These days, it is very normal for children to go
    DAY to school and get education.
    • Imagining today’s life without education is
    very much of a hardship
    • But girls back in the day got no proper
    education and even if they were taught some
    skills, they were often supporters.
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    • In few communities where
    only education was taught
    to sons, but daughters
    never got to learn.
    • Even in families where
    skills were taught, you
    could see daughters as
    supportive

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     • In the nineteenth century,
    many new ideas about
    education and learning
    emerged.
    • Even though communities
    which never learned to
    write or read were sent to
    schools, there was still
    opposition to girl
    education

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    • Ramabai (1858-1922)
     championed the cause of
    women’s education.
    • She never went to school but
    was educated by her parents.
    • She ascended the title
    ‘Pandita’ because she was
    able to both read and write
    Sanskrit, which was a
    remarkable achievement.

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    • She set up a mission in
     Khedgaon near Pune in the
    year 1898.
    • In this mission, widows and
    poor women were
    encouraged to be literate and
    most importantly,
    independent.
    • They were taught varieties
    of skills from carpentry to
    running a printing press.

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