Year 4
Men and women at work
In this lesson, you will become aware of the gender stereotypes related to work. You will recognise some of the key skills needed to do a job and create a video explaining that getting a job depends on the skills and attributes that a person possesses.
Year 4
Men and women at work
In this lesson, you will become aware of the gender stereotypes related to work. You will recognise some of the key skills needed to do a job and create a video explaining that getting a job depends on the skills and attributes that a person possesses.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- By the end of the lesson, pupils will understand: • the term 'stereotype' • that no job role is designated to a certain gender. • understand the Equality Act and reference to the 8 protected characteristics. They will create a video explaining that gender is irrelevant and has more to do with the skills and attributes that someone possesses.
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3 Questions
Q1.
What mathematical sign is used to work out interest?
Addition.
Equals.
Multiplication.
Q2.
What is the word used when someone borrows money from the bank?
A current account.
Investments.
Savings.
Q3.
What are the risks of taking out a loan?
You could lose other items you posses
You could lose the items you bought with the loan
You may go into debt
3 Questions
Q1.
What is a 'stereotype'?
A type of stereo
An idea or belief many people have about a thing or a group of people (always true)
Q2.
What does 'prejudice' mean?
Forming an opinion AFTER knowledge, thought or reason
Q3.
What is discrimination?
Discrimination is when a woman is paid more than a man for the same job
Discrimination is when somebody is fired from their job