Problems With Academic Development Due To Gender Violence

Problems with academic development due to gender violence

Introduction

Gender violence in educational units prevents students from developing their academic development in totally. It includes verbal and sexual harassment, corporal punishments and intimidation, which has a detrimental effect on the learning and well -being of each person in the environment, without taking into account the age of each person.

Developing

“Gender violence is a phenomenon that has occurred throughout history and in all societies and cultures. The main cause for gender violence to have occurred for centuries is because of the misogynist culture that throughout history has been created by false beliefs about the meaning of masculinity and femininity and about the "natural" superiority ofone over the others ". (Dark)

"Until just a decade ago, gender violence has been considered a private issue, a" normal "husband" right ". This can even be verified in the legislation of some countries, without going any further, in Spain until 1975 the Civil Code authorized the husband to correct his wife and forced this to obey him. As we have already seen, gender violence is not a new phenomenon ”.( Dark)

“There is a social problem when a significant group of society perceives and defines certain conditions as a problem and sets up actions to solve them, in addition this group must have enough power to convey that perception to other sectors, that is, it must have social influenceto raise awareness among the problem of the problem and must be remedied through collective action ”.

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“In the case of gender violence, it is essential to mention as an influence group the feminist movement that has played a fundamental role in raising awareness of the population that sexist violence is a social problem, since it violates one or more normsGeneral shared and approved by a considerable part of the system and its elimination is essential to achieve full equality ". (Dark)

conclusion

In conclusion, to say that violence against women has its ultimate origin in social relations based on inequality and misogynist culture that has been created over time, where different roles have been assigned to men and women. The woman has assumed a passive, obedient, submissive role … shows this, as an example, the role that women have assumed for centuries.

It is of vital importance to really combat violence against women, that this conception of both genres ends and that society really becomes aware that there is no inequality between the two sexes, only in this way a society based on society can be achievedI respect tolerance and equality, free of threats and machismo.