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1.¿En que trabajas ?
Soy Administrativa .(Responsable de departamento)
2. ¿Cuantos años llevas trabajando ?
20 Años
3.¿ Porque crees que hay más jefes que jefas?
Porque se ha considerado siempre que el hombre es mejor,más inteligente y con más derechos para esos puestos.
4. ¿Que opina sobre que las mujeres ganen menos dinero en algunos trabajos que los hombres?
Pues me parece muy mal porque los dos somo iguales para desempeñar las mismas funciones .
5. ¿En el ascenso de tu empresa a quien se lo dan antes a un hombre o a una mujer?
La empresa es practicamente femenina, la dueña es una mujer pero el director general en un hombre.
6. ¿Alguna vez te has sentido excluida de tu trabajo por ser mujer?

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My host mother that I live with now has told me stories of sexism that has happened at her job and has told me that it is also occurs quite often in Spain. I think cases of inequality gender discrimination, sexism, and misogynistic views unfortunately happen to women in the workplace too often in both the U.S. and many other European countries. But, I think that many positive and necessary changes are going to continue to be made with the recent "Me Too" movement, and women's demand for equality in the workplace and everywhere. I feel the feminist movements have gotten stroger throughout the years, and I hope that women's equality will continue to be advocated for and that other 3rd world countries will also make necessary changes to help women live better lives.

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publicity, and I think that really needs to change. Women are just as capable as men and should be given much more recognition across the board for every sport. There's also a lot of sexism going on in the professional sports industry with dress code and how women are expected to look physically. Women are always being unfairly criticized from the public for looking too strong or too masculine. But in my opinion, I love it when women in sports defy the stereotypes and continue to focus on what really matters-- Their passion to play sports and not what our society thinks of them.
10- When it comes to how women are treated at work in the U.S. versus Spain, it's difficult for me to give specific, examples to compare the two countries. I have had personal experiences with sexism at a previous job working as one of the supervisors. Some of my male managers didn't always take the female leaders as seriously as the male leaders at that company when it came to making decisions. I know that sexism in the workplace occurs a lot in the U.S. as well as Spain.

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1.- I am an English assistant in a primary school. I help improve the English level of my students and encourage them to learn new things about the American culture. I set a positive example for them an try to be a good role model.
2.- No, never. At CEIP Andrés Segovia I feel I am treated equally. But, at my other jobs in the past, I was not always treated equally to my male co-workers.
3.- Yes, there is in many professions, unfortunately.
4.- I think it's ludicrous. It undermines women's intelligence and abilities. There is no reason that any man should be paid more than a woman for doing the same job. I think it's completely unfair and very discriminatory. I think we all need to make sure that new laws are put into place by our government to ensure there will be no more wage gaps or companies will have to pay the consequences for it.
5.- Because in many parts of the world, there is unequal distribution of power between men and women, and a much higher percentage of men hold the highest positions of power to control salaries and wages. I don't know any women who believe males should have higher salaries than women. I think that the males in power are controling this kind of situation and somehow think that they deserve to be making more money than females simply because they feel superior in their abilities. I think that this is pure gender discrimination. I think that more positive changes are coming with this, because more women discovering what their male co-workers earn, and they are starting to tell the public and media what the exact wage gap between their paycheck and their male co-worker's paycheck. I think this is the best way to publicly shame companies who continue to have wage gaps in order to put an end to them once and for all and demand equal pay for women.
6.- Because women have been discriminated against for a very long time throughout history and we still have lots of problems with our society with sexism, misogyny, and unequal distribution of power. I think it's time to give a higher percentage of women all over the world more positions in leadership to allow women to have a voice and contribute to making important decisions that positively affect women's equality, lies, and overall wellbeing.
7.- No, I have not.
8.- (This is the same question as number 4)
9.- I think that women are seen as less important than men in sports because of the way our society has viewed sports over history. I think that a lot of sports such as basketball, hockey, softball, rugby, football and many others have always been viewed as very masculine, "tough" sports. At least in the U.S. sports like these are given less recognition and importance to the professional female teams, unfortunately. The popular professional male sports teams are olways given the highest publicitym and I t

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¿Por qué crees que se le da menos importancia a las mujeres que a los hombres en el deporte?
Porque algunos hombres se creen mas poderosos que las mujeres.
¿En qué trabajas?
Estoy jubilada, pero de joven trabajé en el campo.
¿Por qué crees que hay más jefes que jefas?
Porque hay mucha desigualdad de género todavía.
¿Alguna vez te has sentido excluida de tu trabajo por ser mujer?
No, afortunadamente.

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Entrevista a Anabel (prima de Belén 5ºA 

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Entrevista a Anabel (prima de Belén 5ºA 

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1 . ¿En que trabajas?
De dependienta en tiendas de ropa y zapatos .
2 . ¿Alguna vez te has sentido excluida de tu trabajo por ser mujer?
No . Porque allí a todos nos tratan por igual .
3 . ¿ Has encontrado alguna dificultad en tu trabajo por ser mujer ?
No. Porque allí la mayoría somos mujeres .
4 . ¿Porque crees que se les da menos importancia a las mujeres en el deporte ?
Porque hay menos mujeres deportistas.
5 . ¿Que opina sobre que las mujeres ganen menos dinero en algunos trabajos que los hombres?
Que está muy mal porque las mujeres desempeñamos el mismo trabajo que los hombres.

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Introduction

Hello, we are a group of children of the school Andrés Segovia. We are doing an interview to an English assistant from our school. Her name is Ann, she is 25 years old, and she is from Wisconsin in the United States

1. What is your job? Can you explain what you do?

I am an English assistant in a primary school. I help improve the English level of my students and encourage them to learn new things about the American culture. I set a positive example for them and try to be a good role model.

2.  Do you  ever feel excluded in your job because you are a woman ?

No, never. At CEIP Andrés Segovia I feel I am treated equally. But, at my other jobs in the past, I was not always treated equally to my male co-workers.

3. Is there a gender pay gap in the United States?

Yes, there is in many professions, unfortunately.

4. What is your opinion about males earning more money than females  in some professions?

I think it's ridiculous. It undermines women's intelligence and abilities. There is no reason that any man should be paid more than a woman for doing the same job. I think it's completely unfair and very discriminatory. I think we all need to make sure that new laws are put into place by our government to ensure there will be no more wage gaps or companies will have to pay the consequences for it.

5. Why do people believe that males should have higher salaries than women ?

Because in many parts of the world, there is unequal distribution of power between men and women, and a much higher percentage of men hold the highest positions of power to control salaries and wages. I don't know any women who believe males should have higher salaries than women. I think that the males in power are controling this kind of situation and somehow think that they deserve to be making more money than females simply because they feel superior in their abilities. I think that this is pure gender discrimination. I think that more positive changes are coming with this, because more women discovering what their male co-workers earn, and they are starting to tell the public and media what the exact wage gap between their paycheck and their male co-worker's paycheck. I think this is the best way to publicly shame companies who continue to have wage gaps in order to put an end to them once and for all and demand equal pay for women.

6. Why do you think there are more male bosses than female bosses?

Because women have been discriminated against for a very long time throughout history and we still have lots of problems with our society with sexism, misogyny, and unequal distribution of power. I think it's time to give a higher percentage of women all over the world more positions in leadership to allow women to have a voice and contribute to making important decisions that positively affect women's equality, lies, and overall wellbeing.

7. Have you ever been forced to wear a uniform and you didn’t want to?

No, I have not.

8. Why do you think that females are less important than females in sports?

I think that women are seen as less important than men in sports because of the way our society has viewed sports over history. I think that a lot of sports such as basketball, hockey, softball, rugby, football and many others have always been viewed as very masculine, "tough" sports. At least in the U.S. sports like these are given less recognition and importance to the professional female teams, unfortunately. The popular professional male sports teams are olways given the highest publicity and I

publicity, and I think that really needs to change. Women are just as capable as men and should be given much more recognition across the board for every sport. There's also a lot of sexism going on in the professional sports industry with dress code and how women are expected to look physically. Women are always being unfairly criticized from the public for looking too strong or too masculine. But in my opinion, I love it when women in sports defy the stereotypes and continue to focus on what really matters-- Their passion to play sports and not what our society thinks of them.

9. Have you ever noticed any differences between how women are treated at work in the U.S.  in comparison to in Spain? Any similarities?

When it comes to how women are treated at work in the U.S. versus Spain, it's difficult for me to give specific, examples to compare the two countries. I have had personal experiences with sexism at a previous job working as one of the supervisors. Some of my male managers didn't always take the female leaders as seriously as the male leaders at that company when it came to making decisions. I know that sexism in the workplace occurs a lot in the U.S. as well as Spain.