UNIDAD DIDACTICA
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LESSON 2: GENDER EQUALITY<br />
1. Complete the mind map with words<br />
about gender equality . Look at the<br />
picture to help you.<br />
Time to discuss!<br />
3. Share your opinion with a partner<br />
about the following questions.<br />
1. For you, what is sex?<br />
2. What is the difference<br />
between sex and gender?<br />
9<br />
Gender<br />
Equality<br />
2. Read the definition of gender<br />
equality and then match the texts<br />
below with one of the rights (a-c)<br />
gender equality is when girls and<br />
boys, women and men have the<br />
right to…<br />
a. Equal Access to health and<br />
education.<br />
b. Equal opportunities to make<br />
decisions in their households.<br />
c. Legal equality between<br />
women and men; in terms of<br />
education, job opportunities<br />
and healthy services.<br />
Sharing<br />
duties<br />
China<br />
Colombia<br />
India<br />
Focus on vocabulary<br />
Traditionally you have to<br />
be head of the house,<br />
you would have<br />
controlled every aspect<br />
of your families life, you<br />
are responsible of<br />
everything . Being the<br />
'Yang' part means you<br />
have to be dominant,<br />
assertive and<br />
responsible for taking<br />
care of the 'Yin".<br />
I have to hold more<br />
powerful positions in the<br />
workplace, but<br />
female roles still vary<br />
according to social class.<br />
In upper class and some<br />
middle class families,<br />
women avoid working<br />
outside the home in order<br />
to preserve family status,<br />
honor, and virtue.<br />
However, I work and<br />
study and my boyfriend<br />
too.<br />
My wife is subject to my<br />
authority and she has to<br />
honor me and bring me<br />
happiness. I have to work<br />
while my wife has to take<br />
care of my children. A<br />
son's birth is celebrated,<br />
while the birth of a<br />
daughter is considered<br />
painful to the family. Boys<br />
are lavished with love<br />
and respect and are<br />
provided better food and<br />
health care than girls.