PARENTS' DIFFERENTIAL ATTIDUTES TOWARDS THEIR DAUGHTERS' AND
PARENTS' DIFFERENTIAL ATTIDUTES TOWARDS THEIR DAUGHTERS' AND SONS' EDUCATION IN RURAL FAISALABAD: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS The present study was conducted to investigate parents' differential attitudes toward their daughters' education. Faisalabad tehsil was selected at random and five Union Councils from selected tehsil were selected randomly. Of each Union Council, three villages were selected at random. Five males (fathers) and five females (mothers) totaling to 10 respondents were randomly selected and interviewed from selected villages. Thus making a total number of 150 respondents were interviewed. The data were analyzed and interpreted for drawing conclusions. The study findings show that parents' have preferential attitudes for their sons' education as compared with their daughters. The major reasons include family traditions, family problems, social need, better future and good manners. Key words: Differential attitude, Daughters, Education, Parents, Faisalabad, Every society is furnished of different social groups and values. In the world of today to understand the society education plays a very important role. Education also plays an important role in the personality formulation of
Table 1 Distribution of the respondents according to favour to sending their daughter to schoolResponse Male Female Total Freq. Literacy rates for male and female are estimated at 66. A clear vision and a precise concept of matters not only solve complex individual problems, but also affect the society as a whole. 0Table 4 Distribution of the respondents with regard to the desired level of Education for their daughtersLevel of education Male Female Total Freq.
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