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      GENDER PREJUDICES IN LIFE
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      COURSE DESCRIPTION 

       How to increase gender equality and reduce inequalities in general?

      Primary SDG 5, secondary SDG 10 

      SDG 5 – Achieve gender equality and empower women and girls.   

      SDG 10– Reduce inequality within and among countries.   

       

      Problem Based Learning Methodology 

      1. Problematize to raise the analysis 

      2. We get informed/ We play/ We investigate/ We propose (call to action). 

      3. We work towards our final products during the two days together. 

       

       PROBLEM STATEMENT 

      Gender-based prejudices have a big influence throughout life (school, workplace, family and institutional framework).  

       Working questions:  

      • Do you consider that you have chosen your educational career freely? 
      • If not, what has affected in your decision? 
      • Why do you think there are some masculinized or feminized sectors? 
      • Which are the main consequences of this? 
      • What does it mean to be a woman in the labor market? 
      • Which are the main inequalities and who are the most affected? 
      • What can the students and the schools do to take part in the change? 

       

      SHARED CLASSROOM 

       The activities should be divided in different shared sessions.  

       Sessions 

      Day 1:  

      • 2 hours: 
      • All together: Getting ready and a small presentation. 
      • Small mixed groups: Icebreaker games – getting to know each other. 
      • 3 hours: 
      • All together: on and off, but only to introduce new tasks. 
      • Small mixed groups: on and off: The groups are investigating and sharing experiences and opinions. 
      • 1 hour: Breaks. 

      Day 2:

      • 2½ hours: 
      • All together: on and off, but only to introduce new tasks. 
      • Small mixed groups on and off: the groups are investigating and sharing experiences and opinions. 
      • 2 hours: Small mixed groups are working on their final products. 
      • ½ hour: We see the final products – if you work with many groups, you need much more time. 
      • 1 hour: Breaks. 

       

      The class should be divided in mixed working groups from both countries.  

        

      Lessons:

      Shared Classroom 2

      Individual Classroom 0

       

      Technology needed:  

      • Internet connection 
      • A device to connect, a pc, cellphones or tablet 
      • Each participant has his/her own device and headphones if possible 

       

      LEARNING OUTCOMES 

      During the project, the students can develop different kind of products: 

      • Videos, 
      • Brochures,  
      • Power point presentations 
      • Summary document with recommendations for action 
      • Articles to be disseminated on local media 
      • School exhibition with maps on land use, statistics, conflict areas and solutions 
      • Poems 
      • Surveys 
      • Drawings 
      • Statements

       

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      Course Features

      • Lectures 3
      • Quizzes 0
      • Duration 12 hours
      • Skill level All levels
      • Language English
      • Students 64
      • Assessments Yes

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