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At the time Mary Wollstonecraft was writing, women's education tended to focus mainly on ladylike accomplishments.

Mary Wollstonecraft perspective in education were some of her most well-received ideas. She focuses on middle-class women, who can afford such a scheme, and working-class women, who are largely outside of these possibilities. She called women to be educated.
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Ladylike accomplishments

Explanation:

By the time Mary Wollstonecraft wrote, boys and girls were taught separately and most of the girls did not attend school; they were directed toward home management, and therefore many families found it unwise and unnecessary for them to expose themselves in such environments. Women's education was focused on ladylike accomplishments, which shaped girls to the pattern of behavior and appearance that society required for a girl to be treated with the least respect.

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