Second, the doctrine being advanced in the question above results from a fundamental misunderstanding of the distinction between a worship assembly and studying the Bible outside the worship assembly. Please note some legitimate observations regarding these verses. The subordination of males to females in teaching religious matters is prohibited. Circumstances under which women may teach are not addressed in this passage. We must turn elsewhere to learn under what circumstances women may teach.
Silence is qualified by various passages respecting the circumstances of the occasion.
Singing is an exception to silence in 1 Corinthians 14 as it applies to assemblies that includes not only women but men who otherwise were to be silent. Aquila and Priscilla both taught Apollos. Priscilla did not assume a posture of authority over either her husband or the preacher. Those women and men who comprise such a class are subordinate to the male teacher of the class. Bible classes, all class members are subordinate to the class teacher.