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Short Answer
1. How does access to education vary around the world? What factors might contribute to limits on education or being denied the right to seek education, specifically for women and girls?
Teaching Suggestion: It may be beneficial to provide students with resources to look up facts related to women’s education around the world. You also may consider breaking students into small groups or pairs to explore how women’s access to education varies around the world and to consider why this might be the case. With sensitivity in mind for individual circumstances, you might follow up the pair work with a whole-group discussion about what life is like for girls and women in a few of these places.
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