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He gets killed and a note is left on his surgery that no one should attend his funeral because his a sell-out. Not even ministers should attend it.

One of the ministers offered to bury because by culture a person must be buried this shows sympathy.

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Gender - Chanice
Language - Mégan
Culture- Bongiwe

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How to teach the concept of Gender, Language and Culture in a South African classroom

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How to teach the concept of Gender, Language and Culture in a South African classroom

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Firstly, explain the concept of gender and how they play a role in our society. Secondly, I will define gender as a theme in short stories then provide them with examples of gender roles that take place in the modern world. Then give them a task to write down how they view gender in our society and how they would like to change the traditional gender roles in our society. I will then prescribe them more books to read that express Gender Roles in a more advanced way.

Ask a daring question about language a word they may not have heard before. Describe what the word means, give them a reading piece about the word. Let them write a short paragraph about what the word means to them, combine it afterwards as a group discussion. Combine the language part of the word with culture the history of where the word came from.

I would firstly define the concept of culture to learners. For them to have enough clarity about what the concept is about. Secondly Ask questions to find out how much they know about the concept of Culture. Make examples about everyday situations that show culture and how culture happens in our everyday lives for them to understand better. Create scenarios for them to have a clue and give them tasks to role play different example of cultures. I would prescribe more books where culture is addressed for them to be familiar with identifying culture.

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When they arrived home from the graveyard to wash their hands as custom demanded.

They were surrounded by boycotting crowd and the minister was given orders vanish from the city within certain time.

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Comrades Heal Yourself

Culture is an aspect of ideas, customs, and social behaviours of people.

In this story the culture of social behaviour of violence is portrayed when three men visit Dr. Masondo’s surgery. To confront him aggressively about betraying them.

Weapons are used onto him to make him speak.They get rough on him

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They use the term Goody two shoes as a figurative meaning or as a metaphor to show indication that she is trying to fool people into thinking she is a good person. You can see in this story they use the term Goody Two shoes quite a few times as a Metaphor. It is also portrayed as an idiom.

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The girl was foolish, they used it as a slang term that was advise as irritating, overpowering and not very smart.

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Goody Two Shoes - Short Stories for Kids _ Bedtime Stories (1)

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Goody two shoes is usually known as a terrible thing or negative term.
It can describe someone no matter the age.

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Goody Two Shoes:

A form for an extremely good person or do-gooder.

They portrayed her as this character in the short story as well.

You can see the type of language structure they used in Goody two shoes is more portrayed back in the older times, words such as dearly and names. They were addressed by Mr and Miss.

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The way she refuses to reference the care work in a more direct way, show that they are both aligned with traditional gender roles.

Throughout the story she knows that gender roles are   important to her when she enforces obedience, shame,      respectfulness empathy
through her actions as Sophie caretaker/ grandmother.

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She constantly speaks on men having jobs in a way that makes it clear that she is set on her values that fill particular gender roles.

She does make a lot of allusions to the care work her daughter does for her family and husband. Her daughter Natalie tries to make her mom look at these allusions from a different aspect rather than her traditional set roles.

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Who's Irish:

Gender roles as a subject of "Who's Irish?" is an implicit theme that was repeated throughout the story.

The narrator is an old Chinese women. She helps to take care of her granddaughter, Sophie. Her daughter, Natalie is married to an Irish man.