Speaking Preparation: Women’s Rights

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Vocabulary and functional sentence starters for Grade 9 English speaking preparation on the topic of Women’s Rights.

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Gender equality

The idea that people should have equal rights and opportunities regardless of their gender.

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Equal opportunities

Having the same chances to succeed or achieve something.

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Have access to education

To have the chance or ability to receive an education.

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Break down stereotypes

To challenge and change fixed, often unfair ideas about a particular group of people.

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Face discrimination

To be treated unfairly because of who you are or the group you belong to.

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Raise awareness

To help people understand an issue or become more informed about it.

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Have a voice

To be able to express your opinions and have them taken seriously.

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Challenge traditional attitudes

To question old beliefs or ways of thinking, especially when they limit people’s opportunities.

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Reach their full potential

To develop their abilities and achieve as much as they can.

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Make informed decisions

To make choices based on reliable information and understanding.

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Be treated with dignity and respect

To be treated as a person of value, in a respectful and fair way.

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Play an active role in society

To participate in and contribute to the community and its development.

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In my opinion, …

A sentence starter used to express your view.

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From my perspective, …

A sentence starter used to introduce your personal point of view.

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One of the main reasons is that …

A sentence starter used to explain why you think something.

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For example, …

A sentence starter used to support your point with an example.

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This is important because …

A sentence starter used to explain the significance of an idea.

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On the other hand, …

A sentence starter used to introduce a contrasting idea.

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Although some people believe that …, I think …

A sentence starter used to acknowledge another opinion before giving yours.

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A good way to address this issue is to …

A sentence starter used to suggest a solution.

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If we want to create a fairer society, we should …

A sentence starter used to recommend action.

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Looking at the bigger picture, …

A sentence starter used to discuss the wider impact of an issue.