Finding Out

On this page, I will demonstrate how I chose the SDG and topic that I focus on.

This page also shows how I found and recorded my information.

My Research Project in a Nutshell

My SDG

My SDG is Gender Equality but more specifically womans rights. I chose this goal because I feel crummy for girls, who don’t have rights for education and who cannot become what they want to be, but take care of kids, cook, and clean.

I think it is an important goal that we need to fix, because girls who don’t have rights for education become really dumb and that’s really bad. Also if we want to solve other world problems, I don’t think only "men" could figure it out.

Things that can solve the problem: letting girls learn, creating a board outside so girls could write who they want to be.

My Central Idea

Understanding the causes of gender equality helps us to develop the environment and peace around us.

Concepts

Line of Inquiry 1

The Problem

Stereotypes about work can lead to a negative effect on men and woman

Line of Inquiry 2

The Solution

There are many organizations that are working on stoping gender innequality.

Line of Inquiry 3

Reflection

How understanding my own strengths and weaknesses can help me become a more powerful learner.

My Research Notes

Here is a sample of my research notes.

My Main Resources

These are some of the most important resources I used to find out about my topic:

Writing a Professional and Clear Email

Mariana Rusakovskaya - My First Mentor Email (Draft)

During the PYPx, I need to ask many people for help. I learned to write clear and professional emails. Here is a draft of my first message I sent to my mentor.

Self-Assessment (Research Skills)

Mariana Rusakovskaya - My Research Skills (Self-Assessment)

This is my self-assessment, showing how I became a more powerful researcher during the PYPx.

Video Reflection

SORTING OUT: Thinking Skills Reflection Video (28 Mar 2023 at 14:36).MOV

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