Simona-Irena-Katarzyna

**Topic**: Women **Analyze**: · __The audience__: business management and economic students · __Settings__: Anadolu University, classroom. Chairs will be in two rows, one after another. · __Goals__: To inform our audience about women role changes. **Specific purpose**: To inform our audience how changed women roles in them life. **Main idea**: To talk how women role change in all life situations such as family, education, and career and politics life and to think is it better now or it was better in the past. **Main points**: · In the past women was householder and the men was breadwinner, but now roles changed in many families (changing traditional family model). [examples] · In the past it was thought that women don’t need to be educated so it was hard enter to university, but now you can see more women than men in education system. [examples] · In the past it was difficult for women to enter to business life because everybody was thinking that women are not enough clever, strong and their place are at home. In these days only men were able to make a career. [example] · In the past you couldn’t see women in the politic chair, but now women are more powerful, educated and that’s why we can see them in politic life. [example] **Supporting materials:** life examples, photos, visual aids, statistics, question. **Outline**: **__Introduction:__** 1. 3 women who going to present a. we are from different countries and we all see how women life changed and this is what we would like to talk about today. 2. Joke about women a. that is a stereotype of women, how it used to be and now it changed, women life is different on all kind of levels. **__Body:__** **1. Changing traditional family model.** **I.** __Approaches who made significant role in women roles.__ **A.** In the past most popular was Functionalist approach to the family. 1. In conventional family: husband role – breadwinner, wife role – assumes the ‘’affective’’, emotional role in domestic settings 2. Their theories of family have come to under heavy criticism for justifying the domestic division of labour between men and women as something natural and unproblematic. **B.** Feminist Approaches changed almost all attitudes to women and their roles. 1. Family is corporative unit based on common interest and mutual support. 2. It was studied inequalities such as domestic division of labour, unequal power relationships and caring activities. **__II.__** __Work-family role model.__ **A.** The male work role, the female work role. 1. Women as men became breadwinner in this role model. 2. Sometimes men choose to raise children and women to earn money for family in this role model. (no traditional role division) **2. In the past it was thought that women don’t need to be educated so it was hard enter to university, but now you can see more women than men in education system.** A. __In the past__: women role was to sit at home and take care of children. It was very hard for them to go to school to get knowledge and not many of them could do that, that’s why mostly on university we could see man 1. When the model of family has got change as we said before women are more free to go to school. B. __Nowadays__: now more and more women want to be independent and they know that one of the best possibility to do that is to be well know educated. **3. In the pas it was difficult for women to enter business life because everybody was thinking that women are not so clever, strong as man, so their place at home. In these days only men were able to make a career.** **I.** __We have many powerful and successful women in business life.__ A. 50 the most powerful women’s in business around the world. 1. Indra Nooyi – PepsiCo 2. Irene Rosenfeld - Chairman and CEO of Kraft Foods 3. Pat Woertz - Chairman, CEO, and president of Archer Daniels Midland 4. Some other‘s: Angela Braly (WellPoint), Andrea Jung (Avon), Oprah Winfrey (Harpo) and etc. B. Global women leader‘s. 1. Cynthia Carroll (Anglo American) - the first non-South African woman at the helm of the $44 billion mining company. 2. Gail Kelly (Westpac) - in December of 2008 made Westpac Australia's largest bank with a market cap of $59 billion. 3. Marjorie Scardino (Pearson) - she is now eying India as a big growth market and has stepped up investments in education there. **__II.__** __Women also can be breadwinner for family and make even bigger career and payment.__ **A.** Highest- paid women in the world. 1. Safra Catz (president – Oracle) - $42.4 million. 2. Linda Chen (president of Wynn International Marketing) - $23.9 million. 3. Sharen Turney (EVP, President & CEO of Victoria's Secret) - $20.3 million.
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**4. In the past you couldn’t see women in the politic chair, but now women are more powerful, educated and that’s why we can see them in politic life.** **I.** First women in politics. **A.** First women in government, prime minister and president. 1. Egyptian Queens are believed to have governed from around 3000 BCE. 2. The first few women became members of the revolutionary government in Ukraine, Russia, Hungary and Ireland. Nina Bang, Danish Minister of Education 1924-26, was the first woman minister in addition to the democratically elected parliamentary government. 3. In 1960 Sirivamo Bandaranaike of Sri Lanka became the world's first female elected [|Premier Minister] and in 1974 Isabel Perón of Argentina became the first woman [|President] - one woman had been Acting Head of Government and two women Acting Heads of State before that. In 1960 Sirivamo Bandaranaike of Sri Lanka became the world's first female Elected Prime Minister and in 1974 Isabel Perón of Argentina became the first woman president - one woman had been Acting Head of Government, and Two Women Acting Heads of State before that. 4. 1999 Sweden became the first country to have more female Ministers Than male. **II.** Most powerful politic women. **B.** There are 31 female leaders in 28 different countries or the self-ruling territories at the moment. 1. The 10 female Presidents are in Argentina, Costa Rica, Finland, India, Ireland, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Lithuania(Dalia Grybauskaite) and Switzerland - and in the Federation of Bosnia Within Bosnia-Herzegovina. 2. Angela Merkel - German chancellor. 3. Tarja Halonen – first women who in 2000 years became Findland president. 4. Iveta Radičova – Slovakia’s premier. **III.** More and more women we can see in parliament. **C.** Statistic – how many women has been elected to parliament or Senate. 1. The number of sovereign states with a parliament has increased seven-fold. 2. The percentage of women Member of Parliaments (MPs) world-wide has increased four-fold. 3. 1965 (94 parliaments): o 8.1% women MPs o 9.3% women Senators __2009 elections to parliament__: o France – Lower or single house: 577 -> 109 women. Upper house or senate: 343 -> 75 women o Germany – Lower or single house: 622 -> 204 women Upper house or senate: 69 -> 15 women o Netherlands – Lower or single house: 150 ->61 women o Sweden – Lower or single house: 349 -> 157 women **__Conclusion:__** **A.** It’s not such a big period of time but for women life it was important time. But did the really change in our minds? (question to audience) **B.** There are still people who think that women’s place is in kitchen as our joke from the beginning shows, is it true? Is nowadays woman has better than in the past or maybe worst? **C.** Answers for those questions can be finding only in mind of nowadays independents’ women.

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