Child Equity Atlas - BIDS

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Literacy, School Attendance and Educational Attainment 3.5.3 The literacy rates for males and females show that female literacy is only higher up to the age group 20-24 years, implying that improvement of literacy levels among females is a recent achievement. Comparing the differences between female and male literacy rates for three generations (Figure 3.7) shows an almost two-fold increase in the female literacy rate every 20 years. Figure 3.7: Literacy rates of three generations (three age groups) by gender, Bangladesh 2011 Literacy rate (%) 82.0 90.0 80.0 70.0 60.0 50.0 40.0 30.0 20.0 10.0 0.0 Female 15-19 75.6 Male 38.1 Female 49.6 Male 35-39 Age group (years) 3.6 School Attendance at Five 21.4 Female 55-59 46.1 Male 3.6.1 As reported above, the younger generations of Bangladeshis, both males and more so females, are getting educated faster compared to the older generation but they are not starting early enough. School attendance rate of children aged five years is fairly low in Bangladesh. Only about two (21.6 per cent) out of 10 children attend pre-school at the age of five years in the country. Although the rate does not vary much between boys and girls, it varies across divisions and upazilas. While Dhaka division has the relatively highest pre-school attendance of just 24.2 per cent, Rangpur has the lowest of 15.3 per cent (Figure 3.8). Upazila-wise pre-school attendance is presented in Map 3.9. This low rate of pre-school attendance at five years of age has rightly prompted the Government to emphasize pre-primary education in the current Third Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP III). School attendance at 5 yrs. (%) Figure 3.8: Pre-school attendance rate at five years by administrative divisions, Bangladesh 2011 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 22.8 Barisal 23.7 24.2 Chiagong Dhaka 21.3 khulna 19.1 Rajshahi 15.3 Rangpur 17.7 Sylhet 21.6 Total Photo : Ibrahim Khan Moni 43
Child Equity Atlas Map 3.9: School attendance rate at age 5 by upazila, Bangladesh 2011 Legend Best: >32.0% Higher than average: 26.1-32.0% Average: 20.1-26.0% Lower than average:14.0-20.0% Worst:
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