Welcome to the world of courageous women who changed the world.
From chemistry labs to World Championship podiums and equality marches, these ladies changed the world — forging ahead while striving against adversity. Each one of their contributions have profoundly shaped our world. In their honor, we invite you to take a look at these brave, empowering, and inspiring women.
- Who is she? A wooden guessing game about extraordinary women who changed the world.
Key competencies for lifelong learning. Personal and social sphere
Self-awareness Dimension
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- Competence 1. Become aware of yourself and get involved in the process of personal growth.
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Participation Dimension
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- Competence 4. Participate in the classroom, in the center and in the environment in a thoughtful and responsible way.
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Key competencies for lifelong learning. Social sphere
Historical dimension
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- Competence 1. To analyze the changes and continuities of historical events or phenomena to understand the historical causality.
- Competence 3. To interpret that the present is the product of the past in order to understand that the future is the result of the current decisions and actions.
- Competence 4. To identify and to value individual and collective identity in order to understand their intervention in the construction of historical subjects.
Citizenship dimension
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- Competence 11. To form your own criteria on relevant social problems in order to develop critical thinking.
- Competence 12. Participate actively and in a committed way in projects in order to exercise rights, duties responsibilities of a democratic society.
- Competence 13. Speak out and commit to the defense of justice, freedom and equality between men and women.