The Effects of Girls Chaging Priorities on Their Educational Achievement from a Liberal Feminist Perspective

From the perspective of liberal feminism, girls prioritize the impact of educational achievement, using the views of liberal feminists, study the impact of change in priority on girls' academic performance, from marriage and children to career and independence. Using Sharp and Wilkinson's research, I will examine this hypothesis. "Girls' academic achievement has improved, which is influenced by the desire for a higher career." The desire to change over time, I am interested in the reason for this change.

Liberal feminists are the most 'extreme' of all feminist views. The main purpose of liberal feminists is to create equal opportunities, especially in education and labor. Perhaps the most positive fact of liberal feminism itself is that it has contributed to significant social change, especially in terms of employment opportunities and conditions and social policy. Liberal feminists themselves do not produce a clearly developed gender theory, but usually rely on roll theory. One of the main advantages of liberal feminism is that their goal is to gradually change the political, economic and social systems of Western society, which is considered to reverse the role of sex It is that it is. Because this is a reasonable and realistic outcome, this is considered power. Freedom feminism thinks that we can take appropriate time to achieve gender equality

Various feminist movements can be used to achieve equality. However, each perspective provides a different contribution to achieve this equality. The feminist theory of liberalism, Marxism, extremism, post colonialism covers certain aspects of inequality while limiting recognition to others. The integration of these ideas brings really equitable equality for women. Free feminism is a position that asserts equal rights and personal autonomy between women and men. They proposed a model of personal autonomy by seeking access to women's educational opportunities and access to occupations outside the home. This is the main focus of their struggle for women to have the same rights as men's "nature" - men are privileged, sex of power (Whelehan 29). Liberal feminists are interested in legal politics to maintain equality between men and women