Halima Tahiri

As one of the founders of feminist criticism in the United Srates, Showalter pioneered a criticism that focused on women's literary works, such criticism challenged the traditionally male dominated literary canon by reevaluating and accessing neglected or forgotten literary works by women. Literature of their own both confirms and refutes the idea that there is such thing as a "women's literature". Despite of all the restrictions on their education and lifestyle, women writers still managed to write novels that are widely read even today (e. g Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights...) and all the other beloved novels they wrote have much of value in the literary world.

Many teachers participate in gender-biased action without being conscious of it.Even some teachers claim that they treat all their students the same way, but when they analyse their own attitudes and behaviours they discover the pervasive nature of gender inequity in their classroom. In fact, Teacher gender biases have many effects on student's achievement, performance, and progress this has been noticed but it needs scientific confirmation.

The issue of women's right has been the subject matter of a large number of studies carried out withinthe changes that happen to women's right and their status, it has occupied a great position among researchers, each one according to his or her field of interest. All the writers who wrote on this subject have the same vision on it, all of them have the same purpose which is to spotlight on women's issue and to tackle the different challenges that women face in their basic life.Moroccan women have known a great development on the level of their rights especially after the amendment that has been made to the family code 'Modawanna'concerning marriage, divorce, child custody, alimony, and inheritance. These amendments were made with the contribution of many feminist movements and women's organizations likeUnion Nationale des Femmes Marocaines (UNFM) and Union de l'Action Feminine ( UAF).. However, today Moroccan women still face number of limitations and challenges that oppress and humiliate their rights also deprive them of integrating effectively in the public sphere.