UNIT6: GENDER EQUALITY
COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE
NEW WORDS
COMMUNICATION
Work in pairs. Talk about achievements in addressing gender equality in Viet Nam, using the flowing statements.
EXPRESIONS
AGREEMENT

I agree that
I couldn’t agree with you more
You are absolutely right
Absolutely / Exactly / That’s exactly
No double about it
You have a point there
I agree with you 100 percent
That’s true/ that’s so true/ that’s for true
I guess so






DISAGREEMENT
Not necessarily
I don’t see it that way
I’m sorry but I don’t agree
Well, in my opinion, it’s more important to
I beg to differ
I totally disagree
You can’t be serious
I’d say the exact opposite
That’s not always true
I don’t think that
Yes but
Actually I think
No way
WORK IN PAIRS
CULTURE
Read the following text about gender equality in the United Kingdom and answer the questions.
As a high - income country, the United Kingdom has made a remarkable progress in gender equality.
First, girls perform better than boys at all levels of education. At university level, there are more women than men in full - time undergraduate courses. In addition, men and women equally gain first class degrees.
Second, according to a survey in 2012, women make up 47 per cent of the British workforce. Only 35 per cent of women aged 16 to 64 are now not working. 
However, the United Kingdom still faces challenges in gender equality. Millions of women and girls experience domestic violence every year. The gap in full - time wage between men and women is 10 per cent and most of the people in low - paid jobs are women. 
CULTURE
1. How do girls and boys perform at school in the United Kingdom?

Đáp án
2. How many women participate in the British workforce?

Đáp án
3. What challenges does the United Kingdom still face in achieving gender equality?

Đáp án
CULTURE
1. How do girls and boys perform at school in the United Kingdom?

Đáp án: Girls perform better than boys at all levels of education in the United Kingdom.
2. How many women participate in the British workforce?

Đáp án: Women make up 47 per cent of the British workforce.
3. What challenges does the United Kingdom still face in achieving gender equality?

Đáp án: Millions of women and girls still experience domestic violence, and the gap in full - time wage between men and women is 10 per cent and most of the people in low - paid jobs are women.
HOMEWORK