Past/Present Future

Past/Present Future

Millicent Fawcett:reading and education

Ida Pfeiffer:traveling

"Lee" Miller:photography and art

Millicent thought that women should have the same rights as men. She helped to give women an education, like a teacher.

Ida became a world traveler and explorer, one of the first women!

Lee Miller became a photographer during the war and afterwards worked with photographers.

What should I continue doing?

For Education: Read more, ask more questions. Language courses and other topics.

For Writing: Continue writing a journal or a blog

Follow up Activity to Amazing Women Game

What should I stop doing that is not helping me?

No Facebook or YouTubeif I have work.

How can I stop doing it?

Turn off WiFi.

One thing that I could do to help me get where I want to go:

For photography: Contact photographers and do exhibitions of their work

For writing: Write everyday for two hours in the morning and two hours in the evening

Amazing Women

Discovering Hunt!

The aim of the game is to look for answers to these questions and when you find a woman that you like or likes something that you like. Write about this woman in your past and future sheet.

•Name: Ada Lovelace

•When and Where were they born and die?: Britain in 1815 and died in 1852.

•What do they do? / What are/were their jobs/work?: She published the first computer program

•What did they like to do as a girl? (If it doesn´t say what she did as a girl, have a guess! Have a look what she likes now and think about what she liked as a girl): She liked Mathematics very much!

•What did they do when they were grown up? Did they do anything amazing?: She was the first person to see how powerful computers can be. She is the one of the most important people in the history of computers and she is a woman!

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Lana del Rey

Born in 1986

Photo taken aprox. 2012

Singer-songwriter

Marion Davis

Born in 1897

Photo taken aprox. 1915

Actress, producer, screenwriter, and philanthropist

1915

2012

"Tetons and the Snake River", 1942Photographer: Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams, 1942

"Afghan girl", 1984Photographer: Steve McCurry

Photojournalist Remi Ochlik working in Syria, 2012

20121942

Photographer: Ruben Salvadori

Photographer: Ruben Salvadori