ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Reduced Inequalities ???? SDG 10 ???? Sustainable Development Goals for Kids
Hello friends! Today, let’s dive into the 10th Sustainable Development Goal, which is all about reducing inequalities. But what does that mean? Well, inequality happens when some people are treated differently or unfairly compared to others. This can happen because of things like gender, religion, or where someone comes from.
Inequality can lead to big problems like poverty, hunger, and poor health. Did you know that the richest 1% of people in the world have more money than everyone else combined? Or that women often earn less than men for doing the same job? These are some of the reasons why the United Nations wants to reduce inequalities.
Social security is a way to help people who are most in need. It’s becoming more common around the world. But even with social security, many people still don’t have access to good education or healthcare. This makes it hard for them to improve their lives.
When some kids don’t get the same chances to go to school and learn, it’s called educational inequality. This can make it harder for them to get good jobs and have a better future. Supporting public education can help millions of children have a brighter future.
Gender inequality happens when people don’t get the same opportunities because of their gender. This often affects women, who might face more challenges at work or in society. Some countries have made progress, but there’s still a lot of work to do to make things fair for everyone.
Reducing inequalities is something we all need to work on together. Governments and communities around the world need to help. But you can help too! Think about ways you can include everyone, no matter their age, gender, disability, race, or religion. What ideas do you have to make the world a fairer place?
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Equality Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or school to find examples of equality and inequality. Look for things like toys, books, or games that show people of different genders, races, or abilities. Discuss with a friend or family member why it’s important for everyone to be included and treated fairly. Can you find ways to make your environment more equal?
Role-Playing Activity: With a group of friends or classmates, create a short play or skit that shows a situation where someone is treated unfairly because of inequality. Then, act out a solution where everyone is treated equally and fairly. Discuss how the characters felt in each situation and what changes were made to improve equality.
Equality Art Project: Create a poster or drawing that represents equality. Use colors, symbols, and words that show how people can be treated fairly and equally. Display your artwork in a place where others can see it and talk about why equality is important. How can your art inspire others to think about equality in their daily lives?
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Hello friends! Today we’re going to continue learning about the Sustainable Development Goals. We will focus on the 10th goal, which is about an important issue: reducing inequalities. Do you know what this means? Let’s have a look together.
When we talk about inequality, we are referring to how some people are treated differently than others. Inequality may arise from various factors such as gender, religion, origin, and more. It can lead to poverty, malnutrition, and hunger. Did you know that the richest one percent of the world’s population has more wealth than the rest of the world combined? Or that women can earn significantly less than men for doing the same job? These facts have prompted the United Nations to make reducing inequalities the 10th Sustainable Development Goal.
Social security helps the most vulnerable people and has become more common around the world in recent years. However, the unequal distribution of wealth and access to quality education and healthcare means that millions still live in difficult conditions. Educational inequality contributes to social and economic inequality because it means that some people do not have the same opportunities to receive an education and build their future. Supporting a quality public education system will help improve the lives of millions of children around the world.
Gender inequality occurs when a person does not have access to the same opportunities as another person because of their gender. Historically, this has affected women, who have often faced more challenges in work and social opportunities compared to men. While there has been progress in some countries, there is still a long way to go to achieve true equality.
For these reasons, reducing inequalities requires an effort from all government administrations and from us as a global community. What are some ways you can think of to help include all people, regardless of age, gender, disability, race, or religion? I’m sure you can think of great ways to do your part.
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