I’m Malala
Grammar
Stereotypes, prejudice, biases
Unit
100

What is the main message of Malala?

Malala's main message in I Am Malalais the importance of education, especially for young girls. She has been an activist since she was a young girl and continues to fight against injustice even after sustaining nearly fatal injuries as a result of her activism.

100

How many paragraphs in opinion essay?

4-5

100

What is stereotype?

A stereotype is a widely held, simplified, and essentialist belief about a specific group. 

100

What is a key concept of the unit?

connection 

200

What is Malala's perspective on her school?

Malala viewed her school as a shelter or sanctuary from the perilous outside world in I Am Malala. Malala also viewed her school as a motivating force. It was something she looked forward to and was excited about.

200

Structure of the opinion essay?

  1. Introduction.
  2. The first reason why you agree/disagree.
  3. The second reason why you agree/disagree.
  4. The third reason why you agree/disagree (if you have one)
  5. Conclusion.
200

what is difference between stereotype and prejudice?

Stereotypes are non-scientific over-generalizations about a social group. Stereotypes can be positive or negative, conscious and unconscious inferences about a social group. Prejudice is unjustifiable and negative attitudes toward an individual or group based on reinforced misinformation about a social group.

200

Title of the unit?

Gender Stereotypes 

300

What is the main idea of I Am Malala?

The main idea of I Am Malala is the importance of world peace and girls' rights to education, as well as the willingness of one brave girl to fight for these ideals.

300

Can you start an essay with a quote?

This really depends on how well you pull it off. A quotation that perfectly encapsulates the essence of your essay topic can be a very effective way of leading your reader into it. On the other hand, it’s common for students to use quotations as a kind of “cop-out”, or a way of avoiding constructing the kind of well-crafted introduction a top-quality essay demands.

300

What is bias?

Bias is a disproportionate weight in favor of or against an idea or thing, usually in a way that is inaccurate, closed-minded, prejudicial, or unfair. Biases can be innate or learned.

300

A grammar topic in our unit?

Opinion essay 

400

Where are the themes of family and community evident in I Am Malala?

The theme of family and community is seen in I Am Malala through Malala's descriptions of her close relationship with her parents and siblings as well as the love she has for her home in the Swat Valley.

400

What do you include in an introduction?

An introduction to an academic essay should present the context for the argument you’re about to make, clearly outlining the debates in which you’re trying to intervene, and positioning your intervention in relation to the positions of other scholars.

400

What is prejudice?

Prejudice literally means "judging before." It involves the formation of attitudes toward persons, groups, and situations before there is any experience with or study of them.

400

What is a statement of inquiry?

The message of cultural and gender stereotypes affect roles and models of identity in society

500

How many times was Malala shot?

In I Am Malala, Malala says that she was shot at three times. One of those bullets went through her head, became lodged in her shoulder, and caused severe damage.

500

Introductions and conclusions: how are they different?

Introductions and conclusions are the two most difficult parts of your essay to write, and they fulfil related but distinct functions: your introduction states your thesis and establishes the context for your argument; your conclusion is your last opportunity to make the case that you’ve proved your argument, and also to gesture towards the broader significance of that argument, and as such it fulfils a powerful rhetorical function.

500

Why do people stereotype others?

Stereotype is a pervasive and persistent human tendency that stems from a basic cognitive need to categorize, simplify, and process the complex world.

500

What are modal verbs?

Modal verbs are special verbs that help express a speaker's attitude or opinion. They can also be used ot express obligation, permission, ability, possibility, and probability. Modal verbs are also called "helping verbs" because they help to express amood or attitude.

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