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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

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Warm-up Questions

What do you already know about Malala Yousafzai and why she is famous?
What does “fighting for girls” mean to you in daily life and in education?
What do you expect Malala to say about meeting Prince Harry?

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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

Malala’s public image vs. a normal student life (00:00 – 02:32)

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1. How old was Malala when the world learned her story?

2. What did Malala say she prioritized at Oxford to have a more normal life?

Working full-time
Socializing and making friends
Studying more than anything else
Traveling to many countries

3. Why was it hard for Malala at her new school in the UK?

She refused to speak English
She moved back to Pakistan immediately
She struggled to adjust and people knew her public image, not her personally
She did not like the school subjects

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

Trying to fit in: culture, parents, and college life (02:32 – 06:10)

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1. What did Malala ask her principal not to do when she arrived at college?

Introduce her to teachers
Make any announcements about her
Give her extra homework
Let her join clubs

2. What did Malala do to meet more people at college?

She only joined one society
She stayed mostly in her room
She signed up for many societies, clubs, and sports
She transferred to another university

3. What happened during the photo with Prince Harry?

Malala refused to take a photo
Prince Harry walked away before the photo
A teacher stopped the photo
Her mother told him to remove his arm and said “no touch”

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

Mental health, education for girls, and a message of support (06:10 – 09:09)

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1. What does Malala say she never received after the shooting, but later realized she needed?

Tutoring
A scholarship
A new passport
Therapy

2. According to the speaker, beyond which grade are girls banned from education in Afghanistan right now?

University
Grade 10
Grade 6
Grade 3

3. What did one Afghan girl say reading at home can feel like?

An act of resistance
A punishment
A secret hobby with no risk
A waste of time

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

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1. What is one main theme of the conversation?

Learning advanced science at university
How to become famous on social media
Balancing public expectations with a normal life
Training for professional sports

2. What does Malala suggest about mental health?

People should hide panic attacks
Therapy is never useful
Only children need help
We should normalize conversations about seeking help

3. What does Malala emphasize about girls’ education worldwide?

Many girls still lack access and need support and solidarity
It is a small issue affecting only a few countries
The situation is already solved
Education is less important than other rights

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai: Fighting For Girls & Meeting Prince Harry | Lorraine

Malala says she was “getting defined as brave.” What are the pros and cons of being labeled by others?
Have you ever moved to a new school or group? What helped you make friends and feel you belonged?
In the story about the photo, how do cultural expectations influence behavior? How can people handle misunderstandings respectfully?
What are practical ways individuals, schools, or communities can support girls’ education and mental health?