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-the people at the hospital wanted to take a picture of her and Malala let them ((:
-Malala was bored because there was nothing for her to do
-she got to watch TV for the first time in a while but her eyes hurt a lot looking at it
-her left ear kept bleeding and her head throbbing but she was getting better
-the tube in her throat was removed and she was finally able to speak
-Malala was almost dead but they were able to save her in time before everything failed

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-her head was shaved and she had stitches
-she wasnt upset at all about what happened she was just curious
-she wanted to know what happened
-two other girls were hurt along with Malala
-its a miracle that Malala survived the shot as it couldve hit her brain and killed her

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-Malala could barely remember anything
-Malala was conflicted because she didn't have her green teddy
-Malala was worried about her father and his whereabouts
-Malala finally got information on if her dad was okay
-Malala knew something bad happened but shes just thankful she lived and that her dad is okay

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1. different points of views on religion

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-Malala wants to come in first place for an exam
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-a man came onto the bus asking for Malala
-Malala was shot in the head
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1. extremist religion
2. form more of an organization to keep all of them safe
3. she'll save the school,

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-many boys left school to support their families
-Malala was glad she could stay in school because their was some peace finally
-no longer had to fight for privileges to go to school
-Malala wants to spend money to help people/kids in need
-Malala started an education foundation
-both Malala and her dad were on the list :O

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-her mom started learning to read
-they're going on their first school trip!
-they were having much fun while not worrying about the Taliban
-they received another note...talking about the school and that its doing something bad
-someone was spying on them and spreading lies/rumors that they did something bad

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-Malala finally woke up but with people all around her
-she didn't know where she was or who the people were
-she was in the hospital
-she communicated with pointing at letters
-she was in Birmingham and not Pakistan anymore

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-Malala's parents started getting worried and panicked
-Malala got a death threat from the Taliban
-Malala was as calm as could be even though she was pretty much being threatened
-everyone else was more worried about the threat than Malala
-Malala believed that was her calling to start doing more.

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-good news: Malala was nominated for a peace prize
-new network of schools: they will get laptops
-Malala got ANOTHER award!
-Malala gave a list of commands-when she got her award thing
-she is starting to get recognized a lot-Famousss ;o

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-the government promised to help
-Malala wanted to be tall(er) than she was
-she did lots of interviews
-they were having a school thing of an election for something
-a lot of people drowned
-they requested for a lot of things

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-they came back-chickens starved to death but Malala's books were ok ;)
-there were goat heads in the school
-soldiers were staying in the school for like protection
-the school was still somehow standing
-father blamed swat gov. for letting the Taliban take over :^(

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-they were being dragged out by the Taliban
-she tried to memorize every detail because she didnt know if she would see her home again
-everyone was very emotional
-they had to pack their bags
-they couldnt take everything they wanted to
-too many people were leaving their homes

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Absent-Field Trip

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-people were documenting around the school
-it felt as if it was a funeral
-a girl snuck out of her house to go to school even though she was forbidden
-her family loved watching her interviews
-Malala doesn't try to hide herself, even on camera

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-no girl is allowed to go to school anymore
-they were debating on how anyone is going to stop the Taliban
-everyone started forbidding the girls from going to school
-they killed a woman for not doing things correct *she was a dancer*
-all the teachers refused to write, they were afraid.
-Malala volunteered to write a diary about living under the Taliban

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-Malala's dad got threatening letters
-They were going to have a peace rally
-people went to see the peace rally
-Malala's dad visited the schools that were bombed
-Malala is finally taking her stand

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-noisy helicopters flew overhead
-Malala was always ready to go to school when she could
-they wanted to get top grades-not just good
-they feel good about themselves when teachers praise them
-all the cable channels got cut off because it was a "sin"

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-they were in school and heard a loud roaring sound
-soldiers were throwing candy for them
-they heard an announcement, the army put a curfew
-a thud shook the ground, the gun shots started
-there was a night full of shooting
-Taliban are going to take control of Swat

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-the first lady to fight against the Taliban was attacked by them
-no one is safe
-most people looked up to the lady
-Malala was thinking about going to fight against the Taliban
-everyone cried as they watched the TV while Malala sat and kept her secret

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-Radio Mullah? kept speaking his point of view on the Koran thing and how they are disobeying
-Women were banned from public places
-Claimed watching movies and tv shows were a sin
-It had become like a prison
-Dad went to go speak out against Taliban

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-People were using fake things about religion to get women to stop doing things
-All music was forbidden
-the mans followers chanted poems
-the man was encouraging for women/girls to stop going to school and doing as they please
-everyone was caught on about the sermons

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-A Muphty (idk) spread his opinion that girls should not go to school.
-Sent to a religious class thing to go to after school to study
-Madrasa would be the only place some people ever studied in, no other classes.
-Some people did not agree with girls going to school to get an education, or to do anything with the men/boys.
-They were all regular kids, they wanted to have the highest test score, who would hang out with who, competing.

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-They had earthquakes.
-Orphans are usually adopted by far families but many families were wiped out. (earthquakes)
-They were vulnerable, anyone could go and take over with bad intentions.
-It was safer near a place without a roof or things near them.
-I dont have another fact

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-Malala's mother basically did not have any schooling, she left school at 8 years old.
-An example of prejudice in this chapter was the kids not going to school because they had to work to get money for the family. School housed more poor families and so when the rich families found out that the other families were poor, they took the kids out.
-Education is perceived as unimportant by some families but very important to people who have access. It is VERY important to Malala and others who admire and are grateful for having an education.

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1. The membership in each community influences the different parts in her life because being part of different things make you who you are. Being a female in many places makes you weak according to how they think. There's a bunch of rules for each of her identities.
2. The identity that is the strongest force in her life is being a female. So far as being a female she has showed that she is stronger than anyone could ever think she could be. She has fought for things no one else would've tried to fight for. Even after the traumatic experience she had she is still fighting and isn't going to give up.
3. Maybe it depends on the situation but either way, the strongest one for her is being a female in an area that makes them out to be weak with nothing to do. I don't know how I identify myself actually...but yeah.
4. It cant influence my thinking or actions if I don't know what i identify myself as.

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1. Malala thinks her father is so generous because hes trying to protect her, he got electricity generators for the school and hes always trying to be as helpful as he can.
2. The lives of women in the mountains are hard! The women are very controlled by the Taliban because they weren't allowed to dance, laugh out loud, they had to wear certain clothing, couldn't celebrate or do as they please.
3. The kinds of resources not provided by the government were electricity and water.

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-Is Malala a regular teenager?: Yes, Malala is a regular teenager because she reads books, she plays with her siblings, she admired her parents, she has many siblings, she has her own social group.
-Malala's family is traditional because in her family maybe their names mean something and they named her after a bird, they have traditional wear, for multiple years they've been writing boys names on a tree until they wrote Malala's name.

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1.She is part of a group/tribe thing.
2.She's just a normal girl like any other.
3.She played with her siblings just like anyone else would+they would tease each other and mess around.
4.Malala cared very much about her dad and thought a lot about how good her dad was.
5.he had many relatives and visitors so her and her family were never alone.

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-Am I taking my education for granted?: I think in some way I am taking my education for granted because I sometimes dont like school but in other places in the world they cant even go to school. Some other students and I can get a decent education yet most of us always complain about going to school either way.
-How do I value my education: I value my education since I always turn in my work and I try my best! I always go to school because I go to learn new things and make new friends. Sometimes you just have to see school as something other than a "jail" everyday because it really isn't a jail its just...somewhere we stay for 7 hours to learn new things that can help us in our future education. Others would DREAM to be able to go to school but they cant, so why cant we just embrace that we are able to go to school?