Rabia Bedru​

Empowered Girls
 Agenda
Introduction

- Education and future

opportunities

- Life as a woman

- Self-awareness, self-esteem

- Plans/goals

Summary
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 Introduction
Why education; why are we in
school?

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 Importance of education

1. For a happy and

stable life
- A great job

- A great social reputation

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 2. Money

- The more educated you are, the better career

options you have

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 3. Equality
“ if want to see the world as a just and fair
place where everyone is given equal
opportunities, education is what we require.”

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 4. Makes you self-dependent
- To become financially independent
- To make your own decision

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 5. Turns your dreams into reality
- Do you want to be a great leader?
- Do you want to be a successful person
respected by people?

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 6. Makes the world a safe and peaceful
place
- if you are educated, you know your
rights and your responsibility towards
society.

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 7. Makes you confident
- Being educated makes you more likely to
be heard and taken seriously.
- you become confident to express your
views and opinions.

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 8. Society
- Education helps you become an active member
of society and participate in education and
development.
- It helps to become a helpful member of the
society.

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 9. For economic growth of the nation

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 • Generally, education gives a sense of self-worth, faith
in one’s ability to affect desired change, and the ability
to direct one’s own life.
• Having the ability to make decisions that give you
negotiating power.
• Improving one’s ability to organize and influence
social change to achieve a more just social and
economic order nationally and worldwide.

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Life as a woman
 1. Why am I created?
2. What is my purpose in life?
3. What is the best thing to do now?

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 Methods of studying
Study smarter, not harder
1. Take a break
- improves the memory
• Concentration and memorization of new
concepts

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 • Serves as energy boosts
• Reduces stress
• Improves your health
• Boosts your performance and creativity
 Break up your study time from longer periods to
shorter ones with scheduled breaks. Then have a
rewarding bonus for yourself.

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 2. Create a designated study area
3. Learn the concepts, not just the facts
• Rote memorization- the memorization of information
based on repetition
• What am I learning? Is it a concept or a fact?
• More powerful to grasp when taking the concept.
• Understand more than only memorize.

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 4. Don’t skip sleep
- without good sleep, your brain cannot function properly
and absorb the information you are trying to learn.
Tips: avoid electric screen one hour before bedtime;
: engage in physical activities
: establish a sleep schedule by going to bed at the
same time and waking up at the same time.

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 5. Take notes and ask questions
- alert, attentive and accountable
- the notes are the record of what was said in class and
can later be used for studying and review
- it brings concentration and makes it easier to recall the
information.
 But read your notes after class; give it depth and flash
it out
Ask questions to your teacher or friends

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 6. Active recitation
- repetition of what you have learned out loud
“ the best way to learn is to teach someone.”
7. Textbooks are a powerful tool
8. Mnemonic
- a device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or
associations that assists in remembering something.

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 A+ student mentality
- Be disciplined
- Stay motivated- be uncomfortable with average
- Persistency
- Ask yourself why

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Self Awareness
 - Self-awareness is clearly understanding
who we are, what we have, and what we
don’t have.
- Self-awareness is understanding your
strengths and improvement areas.

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 Self-esteem
Self-esteem refers to the way we feel about
ourselves.
SE comprises all the experiences and
interpersonal relationships you’ve had in
your life.

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 Low self-esteem
• Depression, anxiety, and negative thoughts: -
- Exercise breathing
- Turning to your creator
“I seek refugee in you from anxiety and sadness; I seek
refugee in you from inability and laziness; I seek refugee in
you from quaradize and miserliness; I seek refugee in you
from being overwhelmed by debts and the force of men.”

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 3. Look for the good
4. Smile
5. Spend time with your loved ones

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Goal setting and action plans
Have you ever set goals/ plans? How
successful were you?
 Why goals?
• People without goals are not as successful as they hope
to be.
• People who do not write down goals are less likely to
accomplish them.
• We fail because; we do not look back and never create
action steps.

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 Smarter goals
• Specific- how specific do I need to be
- how much do I want to score
• Measurable- able to see progress over time.
Time-bound
• Actionable- clear the actions be taken

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 • Relevant (relatable)- think about your current life
- Not over-ambitious
• Time bound- set the start and the deadline
• Evaluate- read and take action every week;
evaluate yourself
• Reward- refreshment

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Action plan development
 • An action plan is a detailed, step-by-step
method to achieve a goal or complete a task.
• An action plan is your roadmap to achieving
your goal.

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 What does an action plan look like
1. Focus on one goal at a time
- Review your list of goals and choose one to focus
on in each area of your life. Try putting your energy
into a short-term plan that feels most valuable right
now or inch you toward one of your long-term
goals.

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 2. Do your research
- Study as much as you can about how to achieve your goal. Read
blogs, listen to informative podcasts, and talk to people who have
done it before.
3. Lay out your steps in a timeline
The success of some items may depend on the completion of
earlier ones. It’s essential to order your to-do list based on what
should be completed first and set your deadlines accordingly. You
can’t run before you know how to walk.
-A specific and clear result
-Clear deadlines

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 4. Track your progress
- The best part of having an effective action plan involves
witnessing your progress. Once you set goals, brainstorm tasks,
and put them in a document, print out your list and put it
somewhere visible. As you complete each item, tick them off one
by one. This helps you feel accomplished with each step.
5. Treat yourself
6. Don’t give up!
- Creating an action will help you stay motivated, but that doesn’t
mean the path will be easy.

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 Areas of focus

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Self awareness
• Develop a way that you become well acquainted with
your strengths and improvement areas
• Focus on what you have now (your education)
• Be disciplined while evaluating yourselves

Set goals and action plans

• Set your short- term and long-term goals
• Make action- plans every month
• persistency

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 How we get there

Persistency Focused Be thankful

• No giving-up
• Look at your vision and pass
challenges
• Patience and perseverance
• Focus on your goals; what you • Always be encouraged and be
want to pursue in the future happy with the failures,
challenges, and successes
• Engage in activities or learnings
that will make you reach your • Be attached to your creator
goals
• Mind your own business while
reaching and helping others in
progress

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 Summary
“I don’t know what my calling is, but I want
to be here for a bigger reason. So I strive to
be like the greatest people who have ever
lived.” Will Smith

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