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-get back to teachers who wanted to know the results of experiments

-finish thank you mentor card

-take action (action plan)

-Anushka and Aahana; finish reflection

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https://www.globalfundforwomen.org/womens-human-rights/

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Both men and women have voting rights only for local elections. Married women(and by default widowed women) gained the right to vote on 18 January 1937 in local elections, but could not run for office. Single women were excluded from voting. - Professor Allan

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage

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https://www.google.com/search?q=can+women+vtoing%3F&oq=can+women+vtoing%3F&aqs=chrome..69i57.6078j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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Here us the date that women are allowed to drive : 

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Here us the date that women are allowed to drive : 

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https://www.quora.com/In-which-century-were-American-women-allowed-to-drive

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https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/slideshows/10-worst-countries-for-gender-equality-ranked-by-perception

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Middle Eastern Women in the Media: A Battle Against Stereotypes

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Middle Eastern Women in the Media: A Battle Against Stereotypes

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https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/our-research/middle-eastern-women-media-battle-against-stereotypes

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Link to  women recently being able to qualify for getting licensees in Saudi Arabia 

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Link to  women recently being able to qualify for getting licensees in Saudi Arabia 

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https://www.google.com/search?q=where+in+africa+did+they+just+let+women+drive&safe=active&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8wsub6LviAhXd7XMBHWzoBZMQ_AUICSgA&biw=826&bih=557&dpr=1.5

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Home learning- week 40; How can take action to prevent gender stereotypes?

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Home learning- week 40; How can take action to prevent gender stereotypes?

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Here's some ideas for taking action:

-make posters and stick it around the school (made)

-We can speak to k2s etc and explain gender stereotypes and not to listen to them

-giving out small leaflets at the end of our presentation in exhibition

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Home learning- week 40: What are gender stereotypes? (

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Home learning- week 40: What are gender stereotypes? (

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Stereotypes are were men and women are getting labeled for what they choose. Men and women are meant Act in a certain way, depending to their genders. They also get paid less because of what gender they are.
Men and women are getting labeled for gender they are which Might get better over time. Gender stereotypes are also types of something someone has assumed about what a gender can do.

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Here are some people that stood up for gender equality :

1. Abiy Ahmed
2. Antonio Guterres
3. Benedict Cumberbatch
4. Barack Obama
5. Justin Trudeau

Its interesting to know people who have stood up for women rights and gender equality so that things can improve, although a lot more needs to be done in this situation.

BTW Here is the link :

https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/famous-men-gender-equality-2018/

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We have to be courageous, have a voice and spread the word so everyone becomes aware og gender equality both at home and the school.

When we see inequality we have to speak up and tell them that that is not true or what not.

Share the stories of the people how dared to lead a different path (the woman astronaut woman the scientist girl,  the stay at home dad)

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF STORIES WE CAN SHARE: 25 WOMEN HOW DEFIED GENDER INEQUALITY AND MADE HISTORY:
https://list25.com/25-women-who-defied-gender-roles-and-made-history/

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Some examples of gender stereotypes are that when boys cry people say you’re a boy don’t cry. When girls play sports people say that you’re not good at so don’t bother.Girls can do what they please to do. They can cut their hair short, wear shirts and shorts, play with boys, play football and more. Boys can wear dresses, grow their hair long, play with girls and more.Luckily as time has gone by people are allowed to act in ways which are true to who they really are
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulh0DnFUGsk

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Each choose a topic to write about and research about it then write a few paragraphs about it in your own words. Colour the post pink to show its research.

Topics to choose from:
-What is gender stereotypes and gender equality? - Nicole

-Who are some people who stood up for gender equality? -Anushka

-What are some gender stereotypes examples? -Aahana

-What can we do to take action?
-Samara

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Home learning- week 40; Men vs Women pay- Sammy

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Home learning- week 40; Men vs Women pay- Sammy

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football: men- €2.9m
football: woman- €3,000

hockey:men - $2.4 m
hockey: women- $2,000

rugby: men- $25,000
rugby: women- $44,500

tennis men - = pay
tennis women - = pay

this is all that i could find out i did not have alot of time on my hands

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HOMELEARNING, WEEK 38: RESEARCH: What is gender stereo types and gender equality? (main understanding of our topic)

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HOMELEARNING, WEEK 38: RESEARCH: What is gender stereo types and gender equality? (main understanding of our topic)

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A gender stereo type is something someone has assumed about what a gender can do. For example, "girls cant play football" is a common stereotype.

A stereo type is when someone assumes something about you and puts a "label" on you. For example, "all girls have to have long hair".

Girls can do what they please to do. They can cut their hair short, wear shirts and shorts, play with boys, play football and more. Boys can wear dresses, grow their hair long, play with girls and more. Society likes to stick with their gender, do things that their gender usually does, when they can do other things. If people see a girl with short hair, they assume she's a boy.

They say men earn more money than woman. They say woman get married, have kids and stay at home. Why can't women go to work? They say women can't play sports and win awards like men. Women can be as strong as men. Women fight for their rights until there is gender equality.

What is gender equality? Gender equality is exactly what it's called. Gender, meaning boys and girls. Equality, meaning equal rights. Girls and boys should be able to do what they want, freely.

This is a big problem in our world, we need equal rights.