10. In some schools and universities, girls tend to choose arts subjects (e.g. literature), and boys tend to choose science subjects (e.g. physics). Why do you think this is so? Should this tendency be changed? Do you agree or disagree?

These days it is often argued that girls prefer to exercise art subjects like literature, home skill, and history, whereas boys tend to take up art-related subjects like physics, chemistry, and mathematics at the secondary and tertiary level of education. I completely agree and it needs to be changed so that the choice of course is made entirely by the student’s interest. I will support my opinion with examples

Firstly

,

To begin

with, it is generally believed that boys are good at skill-related subjects.

This

view is rooted so deep in our society that many females have already accepted it.

This

is more prevalent in developing countries where parents expect their sons to have a career while daughters become moderately educated and

finally

get married and have a family. Strangely, studying in skill majors requires more money in most of the countries and

this

is why parents naturally select their boys to exercise science. Females,

on the other hand

, need to take many responsibilities of the family, even during their student life and prefer to have subjects that do not require a great deal of learning, as they consider it.

Furthermore obtaining

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Furthermore, obtaining

skill degrees guarantee better job opportunities and

hence

boys who are considered as future breadwinners opt with these courses. In developing countries, the majority of girls are still expected to become housewives to take care of the family and the idea of them pursuing a career as a medical doctor or a scientist is not much appreciated.

Therefore because

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Therefore, because

of the peer pressure and social influences, many female students end up taking less demanding arts courses just to receive a degree,

although

they

although

they might have a passion for studying physics. To conclude, I strongly believe that women empowerment is quite an important factor for the overall development of a nation and

that is

why females should be given a fair chance to participate in any subjects.