Female Students, Dropping out of Education

Ritesh Karmaker, Md. Habjul Alam Lemon

Abstract


This article shows that Dropping out of students from education has posed a concern in society mostly for girls to be educated in the context of societal aspects. In the circumstances of educating students in Bangladesh including the students of Sherpur Sadar, it shatters their dreams of receiving education. This article has been a qualitative approach to the delineation of the causes that why students do not get the opportunity to have an education. This article has mainly been divided into three sections, literature review showing the outcomes, Primary data gathering through which getting the pragmatic aspect, and the way of designing the research. Students drop out of school facing various reasons in cooperating with the barriers laden with society. The purposes highlighted in the articles show the obstacles of taking education, and dreams of the future, to be dealt with in Bangladesh including Sherpur Sadar. The consequence of not receiving education strains to override the opportunities made available for the students. They fail to continue their journey and drop out of the system of education. This article focuses on the reasons girls being encounter barriers to taking education can be put forth so that they can continue their journey of education, fulfilling their dreams and ignoring all odds the collection of primary data continued from 2019 to 2023 January. This article finds the probable reasons for dropping out of girls from education.

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Bangladesh; Drop; Education; Girls; Sherpur

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