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You could also argue that if women are mostly in the home as primary care givers, then it's men that run governments and countries, so educating men would improve what nations can offer women and children - in terms of education and otherwise. Anyway, the statement you lost me most on was...

Nhg, we all know education and knowledge empowers PEOPLE but lots of assumptions being made by you and the author about roles and outcomes? Like... Perhaps if they never saw him, but that applies to developed countries too. Men that work away from home, and women for that matter, do...

This. I think too the ones that can 'comfortably' sit still for longer do better. Why often less bright kids can perform equally as well as some of the brighter ones.