Padlet Montage Independent reading. by eyirah Hud

The Girl Who Stood Up for Education.

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 14:57:40 UTC

:By Malala Yousafzai, and Patricia Mcgormick:

:Eyirah Hudson:

:About the Author: Malala Yousafzai.

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 15:10:22 UTC

Malala is a girl that stood up for the education system in her region; she grew up in poverty, and loved school however; the Taliban showed up, and caused fear and oppression across her region, yet she stood up to the Taliban, and despite the attempted assassination on her, she continued doing what she started, standing up against the oppression of education, this resulted in her winning the NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, and she is the youngest know person in history to do so.

:Subject Focus:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 15:20:49 UTC

I am Malala is a book about a girl who risked it all for education, and how she successfully helped children across her region go to school without the threat of the Taliban, this shows that no matter the odds or how difficult something is, there's always reward for hard work and effort.

:Perspective:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 15:35:36 UTC

The story of Malala is written in a first, and third person POV, first person POV allows the reader to picture how the Author experienced the events around them, and allows them to better understand the authors feelings towards these events, Third person POV, allows the reader to understand the bigger picture, and helps the reader understand the view of of event as a whole, like how other people feel, or how other people in the story react to the events happening around them.

The MVP(s) of the story

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 21:54:59 UTC

One of the most important individuals, if NOT the MOST important, was absolutely Malala, she was the most effective individual in fighting for the privilege of education, she was so effective and inspiring to everyone in the region, that she won the Nobel Peace Prize, and was the youngest person in history to attain it.

:Another important character:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 22:00:57 UTC

Malala's mother was a very important character in Malala's up bringing, although she herself didn't have an education she was willing to support her daughter in her pursuit for children's education across the region, and with her support she added fuel to Malala's flame, helping her succeed in her goal.

:Message of the story:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 23:34:14 UTC

The theme of the story is that no matter the odds, and no matter how difficult something is, hard work and effort toward a goal, will always lead to success.

Malala was only one person, and a girl born in a region where girls weren't treated equally, Malala wanted equal education for all children like her, and she sought that goal, and put her life on the line for it.

:The Taliban take over:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 23:39:48 UTC

The Taliban came into Malala's region, and started terrorizing the public, destroying buildings, and killing people if they said anything about it.

:The Destruction of Schools:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 23:42:45 UTC

The Taliban destroyed over 200 schools via Bombing, and forced many more schools to shut down due to all of their violence. Schools were no longer a safe place to learn, and it caused children to have little access to education.

:Malala against the Taliban:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 23:45:33 UTC

Malala couldn't stand the oppression on children, and the people, She wanted people to know how she thought about the torment the Taliban cause, and she spoke out against it.

:Attempted Assassination:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-28 23:53:49 UTC

Malala was on the bus, ready to go home from school, however; she was the Taliban's target, and there was a member on the bus with her. Malala was shot, and in critical condition, she was rushed to the Birmingham Hospital, she spent weeks in there, but she eventually recovered.

:The Nobel Peace Prize:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 00:40:14 UTC

Malala's amazing Achievements, and effort for children's education and equality has paid off, and due to her efforts, she won the Nobel Peace Prize, and even today she is working with officials to give education to all children like her.

:The Taliban's take over of Swat Valley:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 00:57:54 UTC

The Taliban take over the region, causing death and destruction, many schools and other buildings are completely destroyed, resulting in many casualties.

This gave Malala the determination to speak out against the Taliban.

:Malala's attempted assassination:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 00:59:58 UTC

A member of the Taliban followed Malala on her school bus, the member attempted to assassinate her, which resulted in her hospitalization for many weeks, her time in the hospital caused her resolve to become firmer, and made her even more determined to gain education and equality for everyone.

:Malala's recovery:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:05:02 UTC

After Malala got out of the hospital, she went on and continued to study in school, and helped create the Malala fund to advocate for girls education around the world.

The Taliban take over.

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:19:15 UTC

This event resulted in the destruction of over 400 schools, and caused many deaths, this also effected many children, and greatly reduced the access to education for many, which inspired Malala further to attain equal education for all children globally.

Dyna

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:24:00 UTC

An opened-back van or truck.

An Adjective or Prefix of a word, used to make certain words for a sentence.

"The dynamic duo has won the match once more!"

Fahashi

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:24:21 UTC

Innocent behavior.

Adjective, used to add onto certain words.

Chapati

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:26:09 UTC

An unleavened flat bread made from flour and water.

A noun that describes unleavened bread, is used as a word in the Pashto language.

The Taliban take over

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:44:45 UTC

:The Taliban take over:

Caused the destruction of schools and a wound on education in the region, further inspiring Malala to peacefully fight against it, resulting in the attempted assassination, and the events that follow after it.

:The recovery:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-29 01:48:14 UTC

After Malala got out of the hospital, she went on and furthered her education, and went on to co-found the Malala fund of girld education across the globe, making education for girls more accessible than before for all girls.

:Irony in the story:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-30 02:39:51 UTC

Malala's mother never got an education, but she wanted all kids like her when she was young to be able to experience it, even though she never got too.

:tone:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-30 02:42:01 UTC

The tone of the story is serious, but calm at the same time, sometimes the characters are completely fine, and the next moment someone is hurt, or dead.

Imagery

dbajent123 — 2025-08-30 02:44:47 UTC

The story uses imagery to describe certain scenes, like how the story described Malala's school setting as a calm atmosphere, in contrast to the violence and terrible deeds happening outside the school.

:Metaphors:

dbajent123 — 2025-08-30 02:49:05 UTC

The story uses many metaphors, like how the author describes the school, "as a place where children greet the day" or "Clipping the wings off a little girl" which was used to express how much children appreciated school, or to express the disappointment Malala felt, due to the lack of freedom.