Use the following questions as guidance:

• Who said it? Does it play a role?

• What view of women does the quote express?

2.Write a short comment on least 3 quotes in colloquial language. Be short and direct.

Help!

• In order to write a comment, you have to click on "add comment" below the post.

• You are also able to like/dislike the post.

Use the following questions as guidance:

• Why is this quote problematic in today’s society?

• What consequences could such a statement have if people believe or spread it?

• Does the quote still reflect opinions or stereotypes we see today? Where?

• Could such a quote encourage or normalize misogyny, sexism, or even violence against women?

• In your opinion, how should we deal with such statements today (ignore, criticize, educate, ban, discuss)?

• Do you think the speaker’s popularity or authority makes the quote more dangerous? Why/why not?

Sentence Starters:

• This quote is problematic because …

• If people accepted this view, … would happen.

• Today, such ideas still appear in …

• This shows how misogyny can influence ...

• In my opinion, it is important to … (criticize / raise awareness / educate).

• The quote says that …

• The words “…” show …

• This reminds me of …

• This perspective reinforces ...

• This shows/implies that ...

• By framing that ...

There is already one post which can further help you doing the task, you got this!

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• Click on + and you can start doing the task! 😇

• Again, you can like the texts of your classmates 👍

  
  

What is Peer-Feedback ❓

Peer-feedback means that students give each other feedback on their work. Instead of only the teacher giving comments, your classmates look at what you wrote and tell you:

- what you did well

- what could be improved

- and how you might do it.

!!! The goal is not to judge, but to help each other learn.

How to Give Peer-Feedback

1. Check for understanding

2. Look at language

3. Be positive first

I liked that you ...

4. Give a suggestion

Maybe you could add ...

5. Be respectful

Don’t just say “This is wrong.”

Instead: “Maybe you could explain it a bit more.

Comment on the texts of two of your classmates by giving peer-feedback.

Make sure to mention one positive aspect 🥇 and one possible improvement 📌.