Effects of Women's Education on Child Care and Child Mortality

The exact mechanism of education's impact on health is not known, it has been suggested that educating women alters the traditional balance of power within the family, leading to changes in decision making and allocation of resources within the house.  Educated mothers are more likely than uneducated women to take advantage of modern medicine and comply with recommended treatments. This research is conducted in order to identify the most effective health education strategies for students and mothers.  For example, innovative approaches may enhance traditional models for education. The best strategies will promote the four basic skills inherent in health-literate individuals: The ability to be critical thinkers and problem solvers, Responsible and productive citizens, self-directed learners, and effective communicators.