What are the possible positive impacts of an educated woman to her society?
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I have nothing against men but they will always think they are better then women they will always think that they can do more then a woman (BUT NOT ALL MEN ARE THIS WAY) but there is one thing a man will never ever be able to do have babies! Men usually don't like women making more then them and still most men believe a woman's place is at home in the kitchen and raising the kids there are not many men that can stay home or would stay home to raise the kids! But there are some. Women will always have to fight and stand up for their right's and what they believe in. So just do what you want in life and do your best! I think if your a well educated women and can do positive things for your society then do it! You will find your place and who knows what the future will bring some women have made it and one day we might have a woman president! We as women have to do the best we can in what most think is a mans world and teach are daughter's that they can be anything and do anything in life they want. That they don't have to just be home in the kitchen and raise babies. Even tho I did but that is all I wanted to do since I was a child myself! Go for your dreams and teach your daughters to go for theirs!
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Any type of education is good for women. \n\nThe question really is, what are YOU interested in learning? Do you want to start a career, or explore a personal interest?\n\nIf you are interested in "white collar" jobs, you will need to get at least an Associate's Degree from your local college or university. \n\nMost colleges have a career self-inventory you can take, to see which type of job you really are interested in. Go to the Admissions office at your nearest college, and ask them about this. They can also help you with financial aid, if you need it.\n\nBelieve in yourself, girl!
817807
Well, just making general observations, if women were conscripted the total work force would be affected and unable to provide the private sector with workers.  Families would be affected and birth rates would also face issues.  Just imagine if you're mother were not around...  whether she is a stay-at-home mom or working.  Then imagine that on a larger scale throughout the country.  But its probably not a good idea to make such grand conclusions.\n\nTake a look at this paper:\n\nAcemoglu, Daron, Autor, David H. and Lyle, David, "Women, War and Wages: The Effect of Female Labor Supply on the Wage Structure at Mid-Century" (June 7, 2002). MIT Department of Economics Working Paper No. 02-22.\n\n"We find that greater female labor supply: (1) Leads to lower female wages; a 10 percent increase in female employment reduces female earnings by 7 to 11 percent; (2) Leads to lower male wages; a 10 percent increase in female employment reduces male earnings by 4 to 6 percent; (3) Increases the college premium and wage inequality among males generally. Our findings suggest that in the aftermath of WWII, women were closer substitutes to high school graduate and relatively low-skill males, but not to those with less than high school and the lowest skills."
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If you are looking for a life without problems you won't be able to manage a job or children both are fraught with possibilities for enormous numbers of them.\n\nAn intelligent woman will be able to balance both with reasonable success and failure in both.  She will miss some of the high points of child rearing and might not reach the pinnacle she would have liked at the job.\n\nHowever, loving both her children and her job that will be enough for her.
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Some really swingin' music.\n\nJeeps.\n\nSpam.\n\nGreater social acceptance of women in the workforce.\n\nOh, yeah. And that whole stopping a maniacial group of nutbags from taking over the world thing.
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Effects maybe\nfamily problems,\nhousing too cramped - no privacy\nno work space\nparents dont understand, cant help you\nnoisy neighbours\nnoisy relatives\nbusy lifestyle\ntoo many distractions\nNobody around whom cares about education\nbrought up where education is not considered\nlack of knowledge around\nno place to study i.e. no study rooms, the library
71755
from my point of view we have understimated the value of women in the society, many times had been seen that women do better in certain things that are supouse to be done by a man, i think she will make a terrific president, much better than the ass right now, i encourage people to think...not to act as macho without a brain..
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I think in the end, life evens things out. If they are nice people, ultimately they will be rewarded and will find happiness. Treat women with respect becaues they deserve it. They are the foundation and they bring life. They also introduce happiness into some of those dark places in the world.
759693
i dont think there are really downsides. have you ever heard of the glass escalator? this applies to men in women dominated occupations. even though a woman may have worked longer, men still tend to get the promotions.
119547
Traditionally our society has not allowed women to be a factor in politics, the economy etc. In this century it's all changing and women are overtaking men economically and may one day dominate in that area which would naturally allow them to achieve more political power. Someday women may lead society.
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What an interesting question.  I think you are right - I expect it would make a huge difference - especially if it included those countries where women currently can't hold office at all.  I imagine there would be far fewer wars as I don't think most women would choose a path of direct action (such as the war in Iraq).  I would like to think there would be more nurturing and care across the board - but that depends on the women.  I mean, look at Margaret Thatcher - she wasn't exactly the warm and fuzzy type.\n\nI think the best thing would be if there could be a more even match of men and women in power, perhaps we would see more balanced leadership - who knows!
642220
The impact is generally, good. It has narrowed the gap between countries and cultures. It also provides unlimited knowledge at your fingertips. It has freed up the mind from useless clutter, because now the computer can store it instead of us.
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female rold in society
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Here's a hot topic idea to get you an 'A' on your paper:\n\n"Women and work. This issue of Workplace Visions looks at how women’s labor force participation and wage rates may change in the future. With women surpassing men in educational attainment, the labor force participation rate of women may influence future skills shortages, and organizations and HR leaders could increasingly focus retention efforts on highly-skilled women. "
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It is true that women still get paid less than men and very few women are holding leadership position. However, the Vitorian perception that men are "naturally" smarter and more intellectually capable than women is no longer held to be true. In fact, there are more elected female leaders (in the world) right now than at any point in history. The fact that these leaders receive strong supports from both male and female constituents shows the rising level of respects that men have for women as intellectual partners. As further proof, recent surveys indicate that the majority of men think that women are just as intellectually capable than they are. Today's women have earned the respect as intellectual co-equal.
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people are smarter on the whole, and will have bigger career options and if are treated with appreciation at work, ususally they will feel a sense of pride and committment to that company.  When a community has more poeple with higher education, there is usually a decrease in crime and drug abuse, which in turn cuts down abortion and STDs
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To make a positive contribution to society and to reproduce.