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__century many idea about education and learning emerged

19th century

Explain about the pottry trade women and men

In the poetry write women collected in world prepared the earth was sports sense that it not operate the wheel they were not seen as Potters

Write about ramabai

Rama bhai ( 1858 to 1922). She got the title pandita because she could read and write in Sanskrit. She went to the mission in khedgaon near Pune 1898. There they thought a variety of skills including carpentry ,running a printing press. Even today ramabai is mission is still active

Write a short note on Rukeya Sakhawat Hassain

<p>Rukeya sakhawat Hussain knew Urdu but was stopped learning Bangla and English. Elder brother and elder sister teached her Bangla and English. She went to became a writer. She started a school for girls in Kolkata in 1910, which is active today</p> Signup and view all the answers

Write about Sultana 's dream

<p>Rukeya wrote sultana's dream in 1905 (25y). Story once about Government Girls a place called lady land . Lady land is a place where women had the freedom to study ,work, create . Sultana travels in lady line with sister Sara then she wakes up realises it was a dream.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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19th Century Education

During the 19th century, new ideas about education and learning emerged, shaping the way we view teaching and knowledge today.

Gender Roles in Pottery

In the pottery trade, women traditionally focused on preparing the clay and shaping it, while men were more likely to operate the wheel. This reflected societal norms of the time.

Ramabai and Female Education

Ramabai, a pioneering educationist, became known as "Pandita" because of her proficiency in Sanskrit. She established a mission near Pune which provided practical skills training for women.

Rukeya's Education and Advocacy

Rukeya Sakhawat Hussain, a Bengali writer, faced challenges in her education, but eventually learned English and Bengali and became an advocate for girls' education. She established a school for girls in Kolkata that continues to operate today.

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Sultana's Dream

Rukeya Sakhawat Hussain's short story, "Sultana's Dream," published in 1905, depicts an imagined society called Lady Land where women enjoy freedom and equality. It is considered an early feminist work in Bengali literature.

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