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Female Having Education in the World of Technology Wading Obstacle Facing Religious and Social Barrier

Ritesh Karmaker(1), Rashadur Rahman(2),


(1) Nizam Uddin Ahmed Model College
(2) Abdur Rashid Commerce College
Corresponding Author

Abstract


The project proposal shows females face obstacles to achieving their goals using technology facing religious and social barriers. They encounter issues like patriarchy, early marriage, financial crises, religious and social barriers, a lack of scope for using technology, sexual violence, and etcetera. Their goals are hampered by the problems. This project proposal has a qualitative look, and arranging data has a statistical view on arraying the patterns. The objective of this study is to delineate the accomplishments of females' goals in the face of problems. Females want to establish themselves by coming out of the cocoon using technology to connect with the globalized world. Primary data has been collected from the Sherpur district, Bangladesh. This paper depicts the objective, hypothesis, literature review, and methodology using a questionnaire, interview, FDG, and analysis of the data. Structured and unstructured questions have been arranged in the paper. The main findings of the paper among the respondents in Sherpur, Bangladesh are the focus on the problems girls face and ignoring them, they proceed to achieve their goal using technology, it may help a researcher to continue their research in this perspective for further findings in future.

Keywords


Bangladesh; Barrier; Education; Females; Religion; Social

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