Activity Introduction
A lot of people say that girls’ education is important, but do you know why? This activity will show you an unexpected outcome that comes from empowering women and girls in the context of climate change. You’ll consider the role of community members in generating targeted solutions to gender inequality and use some tools that real leaders use to evaluate their ideas.
This is a good activity for kids to do independently.
Ideal for: Upper Secondary
Themes:
- investigate
- think and connect
Time required: 40 minutes
Curriculum connections: English, Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Sustainability
Curriculum codes:
Complete lesson for classroom teachers:
2040 – Empowering Women And Girls – English – Years 9 & 10
- Device with internet connection
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