French class – “Let’s dress up!”: observe the drawing, share ideas and draw something along the same lines: a knight who likes to knit, for example.
L’école de l’égalité
Maths class – “Rosie’s invention”: how many of each tool does Rosie need to build her new invention?
L'école de l'égalité
History class – “Amelia would like to become an aviator”: imagine the conversation between two friends and learn about the story of Elinor Smith, the United States’ youngest female pilot.
L'école de l'égalité
Art class – “Trades Memory”: play the Memory game, learn the names of the men’s jobs and the women’s jobs and create your own memory cards depicting trades.
L'école de l'égalité
The rules of equality: reinforce equality, point out stereotypes and measure equal education.
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Teachers across French-speaking Switzerland are now able to integrate aspects of gender inequality into ordinary classroom activities using the new teaching material. All the illustrations are taken from the first brochure, called the School of Equality.
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