https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5 Please collect your thoughts on these questions: en-us 2021-06-21 05:22:49 UTC 2021-06-22 14:42:54 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619175539 I would use traditional fairy tales because they are actually a part of the Bildungsplan. Students are supposed to learn about the stereotypical features of a story and traditional fairy tales usually provide it. 

Moreover, fairy tales are a kind of common knowledge in a culture.

On the other hand, traditional fairy tales always have an "out-dated" perspective on gender roles and life in general. To break with this tradition, it would be a possibility to use feminist fairy tales.]]> 2021-06-22 07:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619175539 https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619188066 I would use feminist fairy tales because these can break with the traditional view on specific gender roles. 
They can empower/encourage young girls to pursue their dreams. Also feminist fairy tales can show that women can be independent, that they don't need men to "be rescued" or "saved".  In contrast to this, boys can learn that there are more than stereotypical/traditional/conservative gender roles. In my opinion this is sometimes still a problem nowadays. Some men still expect women to be/behave/act in a certain way. But again... the same applies to women as well. 

Moreover, a plot twist of a traditional fairy tale is something surprising and might start a conversation beyond the scope of a specific lesson.]]> 2021-06-22 07:14:36 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619188066 https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619211091 A surprising plot twist;
promoting equal rights, independence and individualism;
empowering girls;
learning opportunities for all genders;]]> 2021-06-22 07:30:22 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619211091 https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619232468 I would use traditional fairy tales for literary learning as they often contain several stilistic devices which contribute to a general literary knowledge and can be transfered to other genres (e.g. the development of the plot, certain phrases).
However it is important to also discuss the contents very critically in class and maybe put those "traditional" fairy tales in contrast to "modern" ones.]]> 2021-06-22 07:43:45 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619232468 https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619243394 I would also use feminist fairy tales in the classroom. Besides of the fact that feminist fairy tales can be empowering for girls, they can also demonstrate a view of the world where men and women are treated equally so boys growing up with this vision may be able adopt this idea of equality and act respectfully towards men and women.]]> 2021-06-22 07:51:40 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619243394 https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619250882 Same as above 
+ Intersectionality and not only "White Feminism"]]> 2021-06-22 07:57:28 UTC https://padlet.com/marinacpk/ri5nlb2k7cyj5nd5/wish/1619250882