Michelle Obama speaks during a Question and Answer session at Mulberry School for Girls

The transcript emphasizes the importance of groundwork in education, particularly for girls. It highlights the need to value both sons and daughters equally and to redefine what it means to invest in young girls. The involvement of young men and male voices, such as brothers and fathers, is crucial in changing community perspectives and supporting girls' education.

Why is it crucial to change the messages about educating girls?

• To ensure equal opportunities for all

• To reduce educational costs

• To maintain traditional gender roles

• To focus only on boys' education

What is the speaker's view on the role of men in society?

• Men are not important

• Men should not be involved in education

• Men are important and useful

• Men should only focus on their careers

What does the speaker suggest about investing in young girls?

• It should be redefined

• It is unnecessary

• It should be limited

• It should be the same as investing in boys

According to Prince Harry, whose voices are important in the discussion of girls' education?

• Only women's voices

• Only teachers' voices

• Male voices

• Only government officials' voices

Who in the community can influence attitudes towards girls' education?

• Brothers and fathers

• Only teachers

• Only mothers

• Only community leaders