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Nik Peachey
Created on May 23, 2021
Encourage students to share their views and develop their understanding of the issues around feminism.
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LESSONS IN DIGITAL LITERACY
Feminism
By Nik Peachey
PEACHEYPUBLICATIONS.COM
Photo by Melissa Askew on Unsplash
Feminism
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All images from Unsplash
Feminism
Discussion Task
- Are you a feminist?
- Is 'feminist' a positive or negative description?
- How would you define a feminist?
- How equal do you think men and women are in your country?
- In which areas of life do you think women are most discriminated against?
- How do you think things have changed over the last 10 years in your country?
- How do you think your country compares to other countries?
Demonstration Copy
Photo by Melissa Askew on Unsplash
Understanding Statistics
Reading Task
Study the infographic and find out what these numbers refer to.
- 2011
- 53 cents
- 14
- 64%
- 15 - 44
- 9.1 Million
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Photo by Arun Anoop on Unsplash
Feminism
Reading Task
- Which of the statistics is most positive?
- Which 5 statistics do you find most shocking/negative?
- How does your country compare to others around the world?
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Photo by Arun Anoop on Unsplash
Your Response
Discussion Task
- How has the infographic changed your understanding of feminism?
- What changes do you think have the most positive impact on the situation?
- Why do you think the situation is becoming worse in some countries?
- India was one of the first countries to have a female Prime Minister, yet it is still among the places where women have less equality. Why do you think this is?
- What would you most like to remember from the infographic?
- Who would you like to share this information with? Why?
- Which do you think are the most powerful statistics to change people's view of the situation?
- What can you do to improve the situation for women?
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Photo by Melissa Askew on Unsplash
Checking Information
Online Research Task
Research some of the statistics from the infographic. See if you can find the same statistics for this year. See how they have changed.
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Make notes of the information you find. Be sure to record:
- The URL
- The name of the publication
- The name of the author(s)
- The date of publication
- Your assessment of the credibility of the source.
Photo by David Ramos on Unsplash
Create
Create a poster to share information about an aspect of gender equality. You can use one of these tools:
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- Genial.ly
- MMM
- Canva
- WalkWoke
Try to include images, quotes, facts and statistics. You can find images at:
- Pixabay
- Unsplash
Photo by Rochelle Brown on Unsplash
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