1. World Issues October 14 and 15 AGENDA: ANNOUNCEMENTS WORLD NEWS ARTICLE REPORTS TED TALK BY MALALA’S FATHER EXCERPT FROM “GIRL RISING” I AM MALALA GROUP DISCUSSIONS Goal: to listen to a TED Talk by Malala’s father and apply the lessons from that and “Girl Rising,” along with I Am Malala.

2. Announcements Submit senior class sweatshirt designs to Audrey via paper or pdf. audreycollen@gmail.com Best design gets put on sweatshirt and designer gets a free sweatshirt. Deadline is Thursday. audreycollen@gmail.com According to the College Board, students may take the SAT more than once in October. Today: Deadline for internship application, nextmovetacoma.org. Tacoma College Fair at UPS Tennis Pavilion, 5:30-7:30 No school October 23 and October 30. Act Six Scholarship due October 27. actsix.org Palmer Scholarship application due November 6 for Seniors, December 4 for Juniors. Washington Aerospace Scholars. Aerospace course and summer program for Juniors. Application due November 6. http://www.museumofflight.org/WAS

3. Homework  Prepare World News Article Report for next Thursday  Finish I Am Malala.  Write your summary or track your topic.

4. World News Article Report  Turn and talk: share your article with a partner  Listen to World News Article Report Presentations

5. TED Talk by Malala’s father  What did you learn from this speech about how life is for girls in patriarchal and/or tribal communities.  How can you tell that Malala is this man’s daughter?

6. Girl Rising  Take notes on what this film teaches you about educating girls in different parts of our world.

7. Topic Discussions  Share what you learned from the last reading assignment.  Come up with a few level two and three questions.

8. Discussion  Summarizers summarize for us  Trackers create a level 2 or 3 question for the group.  Discussion groups:  Ask and answer level 2 and 3 questions.

9. Discussion  Discuss questions students bring to the group.  What are you learning about the different barriers to education that girls face worldwide.  Why is it important to educate girls?