The field of education is one of the most contested sites in terms of gender politics. Women\'s experiences, feelings, thoughts, and the knowledge constructed from them have been excluded or, if included, marginalized and underestimated in the existing educational systems. Thus, this study argues that formal education that is, schooling has not succeeded in diminishing the reproduction of gender inequalities in spite of the various educational policies
administered thus far. In the same vein, the implementation of feminist pedagogy in the formal education has failed to eliminate all gender inequalities, due to its just being \"added in\" the existing educational system, thereby losing ground as an alternative to the traditional pedagogy that reinforces and exacerbates the inequalities of gender.
In the formal education, the differences between the two sexes, regardless of biological determined(females/males) or sociological constructed (femininity/masculinity) ones, have always functioned as mechanism that discriminates against a certain sexfemales/femininity. Thus, notwithstanding the various efforts to diminish gender inequalities in the formal education, there has been little progress in the elimination of gender inequalities because it has not been a terrain where \"the politics of differences\" can be raised and operated.
Hence, this study suggests that the politics of differences that manifest the realization of an equality of power with the consideration of sex/gender difference, can be fulfilled in non-formal educational settings and lead to the possibilities of constructing woman\'s land in education. This is because the non-formal education, such as adult education, tends to consist of more diverse people in terms of their class, gender, and race; therefore, differences are visibly
viewed and seriously taken into consideration.