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1. The purpose of Malala's speech is to show us the importance of gender equality. She tells us her experience with Taliban that shoot him, that was the worst thing in her life. She also names how essential education is for all the people. The tone she expressed is serious calm and sincere. Her intention is to give a solution to problems that society has. And in my opinion, I think she has already achieved many achievements and improvements so that many people do not commit those injustices.
2. These gender stereotypes are very bad because, for example, if you are a boy, you are forced to like certain things like the colour blue, football, women... And the same thing happens to a girl with pink, barbie...
A good way to counteract these negative stereotypes is to do what you like without caring about the opinion of the rest.
I think a good way to help is to go out to protest the rights of all the people.
3. I admire my grandmother because when she was little she went to school for a few years but as time passed simply because she was a woman her parents took her out of her studies and she didn't even go to university. And she, even so, without studies, managed to find a job at the bank while she took care of the whole house. Luckily she met my grandfather who treats her very well.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech is to make us realise about the importance of education, not only for girls but for both genders, but she also wants us to know about the inequalities that women suffer nowadays. The tone that she is using is very calm and honest tone giving her confidence. Her knowledge also gives her a lot of credibility while talking.

2. Gender stereotypes are damaging by creating a false image of both genders. Stereotypes can also create misunderstandings. Education both start stereotypes and can also finish them, to stop gender stereotypes we have to stop spreading them. Some gender stereotypes examples are: "Boys don’t cry" "Blue is for boys and pink is for girls" "You fight like a girl" and even more. To stop stereotypes we should start ignoring them and do whatever we like.

3.  I woman I admire is my grandmother. When she was a kid she drop out of school at a very young age and started working because they didn’t have enough money to live. Then at the age of 16, she started to go to school again in the morning and work at night. She also had to take care of her sisters because her parents started working too early and returned home late. She had to make meals for them and take them to school. Now she takes care of me and my sisters as well as she did with her sister.
Because of that, she is the woman I admired the most.

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1- The Purpose of Malala’s speech, is to stop all the war in the world. Also, she wanted to explain to us her story with the Taliban, how they shot her and show us the importance of education. The tone of the speech is serious, sincere and polite. Malala's key is to solve the problems because women also need education.

2- I think that this could be damaging because it can cause you a lot of insecurities. I think that the most effective ways are: not to say the things that make you insecure and also to stop saying things through the internet. Also, an easy way is to not believe the stereotypes.

3- I admire my grandmother, because when she was young, she had to travel to France because in her country she couldn't study. Also, there was a war in her country so it was so difficult to leave the country.
I also admire the women who defend women’s rights.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech is to give the importance that education deserves and she also wants us to realize that women have fewer opportunities than men, and she wants to change that. I think the main idea that Malala exposes is that there are many inequalities between both genders. She uses a calm tone, speaks politely and it seems that she is very sure of herself, and I think this gives extra credibility.

2. I think they can harm you because it judges you without knowing if it is true or not, and they can create insecurities or complexes. I think that the most effective way to combat this gesture is by not believing those stereotypes.

3. I admire my mum, because despite having two children, taking care of them, feeding them, and helping them with the homework or other things, she does the house chores, and if that was not enough, she helps my dad with the work, the bills and that stuff, paperwork in general.
I think it has a lot of merit to put up with all, and more things I didn't say.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

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1. The purpose of Malala’s speech is to stop all wars (for example in Pakistan), and create a peaceful future with schools and more rights, not only for girls but for boys too. She says that she is fighting for these rights because many people are fighting but their voice isn’t high enough to make the world change (they are attacking students for no reason and killing female teachers), and she is not fighting because of revenge for the Taliban but for the solutions of the education of children all around the world and to stop terrorism and violence. Malala’s key message is to give everyone an education because some children all around the world aren’t going to school because of the Taliban, because they are victims of child labour, or because their schools have been destroyed. And she establishes her credibility by giving real examples that are happening in our day-a-day and explaining plenty of times how education is essential.

2. Gender stereotypes are damaging because women often get worse jobs than men, and they have the same or better knowledge in that work than men. There is also plenty of gender violence because some men think that women are inferior to them. And besides, there is also this kind of stereotype that says that women are identified by the colour pink and men by the colour blue… The most effective way to counteract these stereotypes is not to care about them, we should be ourselves and we have to raise our voices fearlessly.

3. I admire my aunt because despite the fact that in her work she has a worse place than a man in the same kind of job, she still fights against injustices like this one and she works harder and harder to become stronger. Besides, I also admire women who fought for women’s rights like Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech was to bring awareness among people about those boys and girls who can't raise their voices and claim the education they should enjoy and deserve as persons regardless of their socioeconomic status, gender, race, religion... She uses a peaceful, calm, polite, serious and honest tone. She also shows daily things that happen in places such as Afghanistan for example: the murder of 14 innocent students in Quetta, killed by the Taliban. Malala's key message was to solve all the problems of inequality that still exist like the right to education for women.

2. Gender stereotypes are damaging because they create false prejudices or insecurities and underestimate women, not only for women but also for men. Some examples are:
-Women are more emotional than men.
-Men are less masculine if they spend a lot of time with their family
-Boys shouldn't wear dresses.
Instil a good education in which there aren't gender stereotypes and show children their negative effects. I could support causes for women's rights and don't mess with the sexuality of each person.

3. I admire my grandmother because despite the fight that the live in we she worked had many problems due to the sexism and the stereotypes that existed. She always remained firm and fought for women's rights by being active in politics and educating her children in equality.
I also admire all the women who in the past times fought for women's rights to vote and those who worked in areas only allowed to men.

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In the speech, Malala talks about how the Taliban took over her country, how she wasn't allowed to study, how a Taliban shot her and how she recovered but she said that she wasn't telling the story because it was unique or special she was telling it because it is the story of many girls. She went through some topics in her speech but her main goal was to raise awareness about how many girls and boys aren't allowed to study around the world and she encourages people to join her fight to make it possible for every single girl and boy to have a good education, because as she said education is the only solution. During the speech, her tone was determined and confident, and the way she talked and expressed herself made the speech encouraging and credible.

Gender stereotypes like “boys don't cry” or “girls are not good at sports” can be damaging for boys and girls. These stereotypes can make you create complexes and insecurities about yourself that can be harmful. Some things we can do to make these stereotypes disappear is to try and stop perpetuating them, The stereotypes mainly come from people around you the internet, TV, teachers, and parents instead of just doing nothing we can prove them wrong by for example when someone says “girls are weak” you can talk to them about a really strong woman that you know.

To help fight inequality we can treat everyone the same with respect and without prejudices or stereotypes.

The woman that I admire the most is my mom because she is really hardworking when something has to be done and she is the most caring and protective person that I know. Even when she got to Spain alone with no work and her studies weren't valid she didn't go back and worked hard to get a good life.

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1. Malala's purpose is to make known all these problems that are in the world today in order to convince people to listen to her speech about these and the necessary help to combat and solve them. Malala speaks throughout the speech with a calm and kind tone, with this it can be assumed that she does not see violence as a solution and that only with words can we convince many people.

2. Stereotypes can come to create a false image of what you are not and come to act like it just because of what others tell you without even knowing you or just by looking at your image since you think it is correct and as it should Be. Stereotypes can be stopped by being, because if you are taught from a young age that they cause problems and negative effects on others, you would end up being able to gradually eliminate stereotypes. To fight for equality, the best thing you can do is fight for the injustices that precede you in your day to day and not let yourself be influenced by anyone, as well as help other women who are having a hard time in this fight.

3. The woman I admire the most is my grandmother, because she has gone through all kinds of difficulties to get to where she is now. In the past, women had almost no rights and they dedicated themselves to doing housework and taking care of the children, which is why my grandmother when she was little, being the only daughter in the family, had to do all the household chores with her mother. house, even making the bed for her other brothers, but she and all the women of the time after a lot of struggle have achieved many things, and I find the courage that my grandmother had, in this case, to fight for their rights and also to have an open mind to the change implied by the advances in the fight against gender inequality.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech is to show the importance of education as well as empower women for raising their voices to fight for their rights. The tone of the speech is serious and decided. Malala's main idea is that education is the solution to problems of inequality. She establishes her credibility by giving examples and talking about the hard lives that children and women suffer in their daily lives in places such as Afghanistan and many other countries around the world.
2. Gender stereotypes can be damaging because they underestimate the things that women can do.
The most effective way to counteract these stereotypes is through education. Educating young children about negative stereotypes and their negative effects on society can help to eliminate those stereotypes once they have grown up as well as support women's organizations.
3. I admire my grand grandmother because she had to stop going to school because her mother died to take care of the house, cook, clean... She couldn't study like many other girls, or play in the street, she has to work in the house like a housewife. So I admire all the activists that fight for equality, and I hope that one day all these efforts will be worth it.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech was to show that young people have a lot to say about early childhood education and millions of girls and boys who still cannot enjoy school.
Malala became an international symbol of the fight for girls' education after she was shot in 2012 for opposing Taliban restrictions on female education in her home country of Pakistan.
The central theme of Malala is that even more important than the power of education is the theme of women's rights.
Malala mentions in her speech that she has been promoting girls' education for many years, this indicates that she has a great deal of knowledge and experience in the field, which provides her authority and credibility as an advocate of girls' education.
2. The stereotypes can be damaging because they limit the capacity of women and men to develop their personal tastes and to take decisions about their lives and plans.
To stop stereotypes we have to avoid toys and games that form stereotypes, such as pink, unicorns and rainbows for girls versus blue, robots and video games for boys.
3. I admire my grandmother because she always has time for everyone, she had 6 children and she worked, take care of his children and have the house clean.

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1.      The purpose of the speech is to show the injustice and inequality that women have to experience, the tone is polite and honest. She establishes her credibility by talking about the hard lives that girls from Afghanistan and other countries have to suffer. Malala’s key is to solve inequality because women also need education.

2.      They can prejudice by underestimating what women can or can’t do. The most effective way could be teaching children about these stereotypes and their effects on other people. We could fight for equality by treating everyone with respect and in the same way.

3.      I admire my grandma because she continued working after having children, instead of staying at home. I also admire women like Malala who fight against inequality and for women’s rights although they can be arrested in some countries.

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In her speech, Malala expressed gratitude for all those who wish her well in her recovery from the Talib attack and called attention to her cause. The main purpose for her was to give the importance that education deserves by grabbing the attention of the audience.
Her tone for the majority of her speech is serious but she does add her sense of humour for keeping her audience engaged.
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This can create an erroneous opinion and cause different problems such as prejudices, which trigger bigger problems like lack of opportunities or inequality.
Some things we can do to avoid this are:
-Develop empathy for others.
- Be aware of sexism
-Think laterally
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I admire Alexia Putellas a lot because thanks to her, women's soccer has managed to develop and reach a more equitable level compared to that of men.
Although there is still much to achieve.

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1-The purpose of Malala's speech is to let us know about the inequalities and the injustice that women nowadays are still suffering. The tone of her speech is sincere, deep meaningful and significant. Malala establishes her credibility by giving examples of real cases where girls like her have to face problems and lots of difficulties in their standard of living. She also makes a clear reference that this injustice is mostly made in her country, Afghanistan. Malala's key message is to solve inequality problems and injustice, women need education.

2- Gender stereotypes can be damaging because they underestimate the things that women can do and are sure of the things men can do. The most effective way of counteracting the negative stereotypes is demonstrating that women can do the same things men can do and giving them a chance to prove it. To help in the fight for equality we should treat men and women the same way and we shouldn't underestimate the things women or men can do.

3- I admire my grandmother because despite she has several operations on her knees she always has the courage to keep doing things such as walking, preparing the food or tidying up the house.

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1. The objective of Malala's speech has been to show that adolescents have a lot to mention about early childhood education and the millions of girls and boys who still do not have the possibility of enjoying school, she also talks about the value of education and advocating for the right of all boys. , regardless of their gender, race or socioeconomic status, to have access to teaching. Her key message has been: Let's be humble, compassionate and grateful. Let's not live with grudges or seek revenge. Let's do all we can to contribute to others.

2. Gender stereotypes affect girls all over the world regardless of their country's level of development and are encouraged by society at large, from parents to teachers

The germ of stereotypes is in education and there also lies its solution. For example, by regularly reviewing curricula, textbooks and teacher training programs to ensure that gender stereotypes are not perpetuated. Some things we can do to help in the fight for equality are:

1. Share the care

2. Report cases of sexism and harassment

3. Demand a culture of equality at work

4. Buy responsibly.

3. I admire my mother very much for her courage, her autonomy and how fighting she is because she is always thinking of others. I also believe that all women who are fighting for equality have a lot of courage to do all this and I am convinced that all this effort will be worth it.

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1. The purpose of Malala's speech was to show that young people have a lot to say about early childhood education and the 57 million girls and boys who still cannot enjoy school, she also talks about the importance of education and advocates for the right of all children, regardless of gender, race, or socio-economic status, to have access to education. Her key message was: Let's be humble, compassionate and grateful. Let's not live with hate or seek revenge. Let's do everything we can to help others.

2. Gender stereotypes can be damaging in many ways. Here are a few examples:

-Limiting opportunities: Gender stereotypes can limit opportunities for both men and women.

-Reinforcing inequality: Gender stereotypes can reinforce inequality between men and women by perpetuating the belief that men are naturally more competent and capable than women. This can lead to discrimination in hiring, promotion, and pay.

-It also undermines self-esteem. Gender stereotypes can also undermine self-esteem and confidence. For example, girls who grow up believing that they are not as smart or capable as boys may be less likely to pursue challenging academic or career paths. It also promotes harmful behaviours, such as sexual harassment and domestic violence.

-Finally, gender stereotypes can encourage conformity and discourage individuality. Boys who are told to "act like a man" may feel pressure to suppress their emotions and conform to traditional masculine behaviours, even if those behaviours are not natural to them.

There are several effective ways to counteract negative gender stereotypes:

-Educating people about the harmful effects of gender stereotypes can help to raise awareness and promote change. This can involve teaching children in schools about gender equality, providing training to employees in the workplace, and using media campaigns to challenge stereotypes and promote positive role models.

- Having positive role models who challenge gender stereotypes can help to change attitudes and behaviours. This can involve highlighting the achievements of women in traditionally male-dominated fields, or promoting men who challenge traditional masculine behaviours and attitudes.

-Legislation: Governments can play a role in challenging gender stereotypes by passing legislation that promotes gender equality and protects against discrimination.
-Also, The media has a powerful influence on attitudes and perceptions. Promoting diverse and positive representations of gender in the media, including in advertising and entertainment, can help to challenge stereotypes and promote positive role models.
-Finally, promoting diversity and inclusion in all aspects of life can help to challenge stereotypes and promote equality. This can involve promoting diversity in hiring practices, creating inclusive workplaces and communities, and supporting individuals who challenge traditional gender roles and expectations.

3. In my opinion, I admire a lot of women fighters, but especially I admire Ruth Bader Ginsburg, she was a U.S. Supreme Court Justice and a champion for women's rights and gender equality. She worked tirelessly throughout her career to eliminate gender-based discrimination and to promote equal treatment under the law. Throughout her life and career, Ruth Bader Ginsburg faced numerous difficulties and obstacles, including:
Gender discrimination: She was often the only woman in her classes at Harvard Law School and was not allowed to live in the same dormitory as male students. Later in her career, she faced discrimination in the workplace, including being paid less than her male colleagues. She had 3 different types of cancer and continued to work until her death in 2020. She also has family responsibilities, As a working mother, Ginsburg faced the challenge of balancing her career with her family responsibilities. She was often the primary caregiver for her children, and she struggled to find a job after law school that would allow her to balance work and family life. Also, throughout her career on the Supreme Court, Ginsburg faced opposition from conservative politicians and groups who disagreed with her liberal views on issues such as abortion rights, affirmative action, and same-sex marriage. Despite these challenges, Ginsburg remained committed to promoting equality and justice throughout her life. She used her position on the Supreme Court to advocate for women's rights and gender equality, and her legacy continues to inspire many people today.

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1. The purpose of the speech is to rise awareness about the inequalities of our world and the importance of education, as well as to encourage people to fight for their rights. The tone of the speech is serious, polite and determined. Malala's key message is that education is the solution to our problems of inequality. She establishes her credibility by giving facts and talking about the sufferings and hard lives that children and women suffer in their daily lives in places such as Afghanistan, India, and other countries around the world.
2. They can create prejudices about who someone is or what someone can and cannot do, which will make us exclude them in some situations. The most effective way to counteract stereotypes is by educating. Educating young children about negative stereotypes and their effects on society will help to eliminate those stereotypes once they have grown up, as well as teach adults about how those stereotypes can affect their everyday life in a negative way. Other things you can do to prevent stereotypes are to think equally, trying not to have preconceived ideas, and treat everyone with respect.
3. First of all, I admire my mother for the effort she has put into her studies and for progressing in her job. I also admire my grandma because she continued working after having children, even if that wasn't well seen by everyone. At last, I admire all the activists around the world for fighting for equality, even if they could be judged or, in some countries, even arrested and murdered.

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1-The purpose of Malala is to stop illiteracy, poverty, and terrorism and empower women for raising their voices for their rights and studies. The tone is decided, serious and empowered. The main idea is to raise awareness about how many problems and inequalities are happening today in her country and near ones; but the examples she gives are about education, women's rights, war and peace. She establishes her credibility by giving her example and her friends'.
2-Gender stereotypes can be damaging when women want to do something on their own, leading to discrimination, unequal treatment, child marriage, fewer job opportunities... Some things we can do are support women's leadership, fund women's organizations, think equally...
3- I admire my grandma because she studied after having children, instead of staying at home making chores. Then she found a job and could buy her own house. She faced some difficulties because in university many students were men and teachers discriminated against her for this fact.

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Watch Malala's speech and write your answers and comments to the questions: (120-150 words)

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Watch Malala's speech and write your answers and comments to the questions: (120-150 words)

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1. What is the purpose and tone of the speech?
Distinguish between the main idea/s and the examples Malala gives. What is Malala's key message? How does she establish her credibility?
2. How can gender stereotypes be damaging? What are the most effective ways to counteract these negative stereotypes? What could you do to help in the fight for equality?
3. Your personal experience:
What women do you admire and why? Think about famous women in different fields, or consider the women you actually know, those from your family, acquaintances or friends. Mention the difficulties they have faced just because of being women and how they have thrived despite the adversities.

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ENGLISH SPEECH | MALALA YOUSAFZAI: Education First (English Subtitles)