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Gender Equity Biological Development and Health

Gender Equity Biological Development and Health
Definition of gender
Educational equality and equity
Educational equality
Educational equity
Growth and development stages in infants and children
The pre-natal stages of development
Parity, Equality and Equity
Gender parity
Equality
Gender equality
Stakeholders to get the Gender equity
Brain development before birth
attitudes
Depends on
the culture
socio-economic class
time
same proportion
quality of facilities
textbooks enough
updated teaching
learning materials
well-prepared teachers
girls graduating 
Ensure
respect
Equity
access
Gender equity
Authorities
all students  
Students who are furthest behind
Have access
 Have schools with funding
both sexes should enjoy the same rights
their learning styles
To get gender equity is necessary
1.-Traditional gender roles should be removed
2.-Both boys and girls should be provided with enrollment policies and educational practice
3.-Girls should be encouraged for education by encouragement programs, companies and scholarships.
4.-Ministry of Education should put gender equity in its programs and textbooks, radio and TV programs
5.-Course books should be suitable for both sexes, purified from sexual discriminations.
6.-Workshops about “gender” should take part in curriculum of schools.
Causes of gender discrimination in education
Is the unfair treatment of girls
Factors
Political factors
Socio-economic factors
Socio-cultural factors
Improving the women situation
access to education,
political representation 
economic participation
Poverty 
Patriarchal society
Chauvinist mentality
Violence 
Decisions about educational matters favor more boys than girls.
Women are considered weak not only physically but also mentally.
do not pay attention to girl child.
The educational level of parents is connected to the educational attainment of their children.
Religion
that women are less valuable than boys.
Biological Development
Government
Parents
Schools
Teachers
Students
behaviors
being
a woman
or a man.
girls and boys
complete schooling
everyone gets the same thing.
the human rights
same opportunities
Teachers
Parents
involved
select
organize
share knowledge
avoid issues
equal access
to resources
resources
opportunities
protection
could be different
require
 more resources 
 to exceptional
approachable teachers
updated materials
access to technology.
Start when a baby
Infant stage
development
adulthood.
brain develops
germinal stage
embryonic period
fetal period
Third gestational week
Least through late adolescence
the molecular events (gene expression)
the impact of the environment.
first year
motor
language
social
sensory
thinking skills
refers
sequence of
physical
language
thought
emotional changes
Child development
Cognition
Social interaction and emotional regulation 
Speech and Language 
Physical skills
Sensory awareness
The Biology of Child development and learning
Rapidity of brain development during early child-hood
The interplay of genes and environment.
dynamic interaction
underlying biological processes
exposures
experiences
influence the child development
Genes
environmental factors
experiences
The impact of stress on development
Individual differences in sensitivity to environments
effects on the brain’s development 
Early psychological
Social adversities
Affect in the environment of susceptible children
Individual differences
The Biology of adolescent development
from 10 to 20 years old
adult height 
adult weight
sexual maturation
development
physical 
intellectual
personality
social
boys
of 12 years and 17 years
girls
of 9½ years and 13½ years
growth of hairs in face, hands, and legs
breast enlargement
growth of hairs in the pubic region and development of sexual organs
How health affects a child and an adolescent´s school performance
Health
 emotional 
physical
good health
genetics
the environment
relationships
the level of education
income.
The relationship between school performance and various health 
Poor sleep
Exercise
Children need at least nine hours 
Poor sleep= poor grades.
improves
cognition
mood
attention
academic achievement
Breakfast
 improve academic performance
cognitive functioning
Obesity
type 2 diabetes
hypertension
sleep apnea
asthma
fatty deliver disease
cancer
psychological problems
a lower quality of life among children.
Asthma.
aggravations ,
effects of asthma medication.
Chronic health problems
diabetes
epilepsy
cancer
hemophilia
congenital heart conditions
VIH