Education
Malala’s Life
Human Rights
Big Ideas
Schools Around the World
100

What is one thing Malala says every child should be able to do?

Go to school / Get an education

100

What country is Malala from?

Pakistan

100

What are human rights?

Basic freedoms and protections for all people

100

Malala believes one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can do what?

Change the world

100

About how many children around the world attend primary school today?

700 million children

200

Malala believes education can help change the world in what way?

By bringing peace / stopping violence / helping people

200

How old was Malala when she spoke at the United Nations?

16 years old

200

Name one human right children have.

Education / Safety / Freedom

200

What does it mean to stand up for something?

To speak out or defend it

200

About what percent of the world’s school-age children are now enrolled in primary school?

90 percent

300

What does the pen is mightier than the sword mean?

ideas, words, and education are more powerful than violence or fighting.

300

What group tried to stop girls from going to school in Malala’s country?

The Taliban

300

Are human rights only for adults?

No, they are for everyone

300

Malala used her voice instead of what?

Violence

300

How far behind are developing countries in education compared to developed countries?

100 years behind

400

Malala says books and pens are powerful because they help people do what?

Learn and make change

400

Even after being hurt, Malala continued to do what?

Speak up for education

400

Why are human rights important?

They keep people safe and treated fairly

400

Did fear or courage help Malala keep going?

courage

400

Name one reason countries began building mass schooling systems long ago

to prepare for war, to train workers, to build national identity, or to support human rights

500

According to Malala, who deserves an education?

All children / Everyone

500

Malala uses speeches and books to spread what message?

all children, especially girls, have the right to an education.

500

What happens when human rights are not respected?

People can be treated unfairly or hurt

500

What is one way kids can help protect human rights?

Be kind / Speak up / Learn and share

500

Which world organization helped declare education a basic human right in 1948?

The United Nations