2.「Sustainable Development Goals and What Students Can Do 持続可能な開発目標と学生にできること」 マーク先生
KEY SENTENCE: Sustainable Development Goals are for Everyone キーセンテンス:持続可能な開発目標はすべての人のためのものです
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KEY SENTENCE: Sustainable Development Goals are for Everyone Sustainable Development Goals and What Students Can Do In the year 2015, the United Nations made a plan for the world. This plan is called the Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs. There are 17 goals. These goals are about making life better for all people and also protecting the Earth. The SDGs are like promises. They promise that the world will try to stop poverty, protect nature, and make peace by the yea 2030. The goals are big, but students can also help. Even small actions are very powerful. If many students do small things every day, the world can change in a good way. Here are a few important ones to remember. One SDG is to end poverty. Some people do not have enough money for food, clothes, or school. Students can help by giving old clothes, books, or toys to charities. Sharing is one way to fight poverty. Another SDG is zero hunger. Millions of people do not have enough food. Students can avoid wasting food at home or in the school cafeteria. If we take only what we can eat, less food is thrown away. A very important goal is good health and well-being. Students can take care of their own health by eating healthy foods, exercising, and getting enough sleep. When students care for their bodies, they set an example for others. Another SDG is quality education. Education helps people get better jobs and live better lives. Students can study hard and also help classmates who are having trouble in class. Sharing knowledge helps everyone grow. The SDG of gender equality means boys and girls should have the same rights. Students can respect each other and speak up if someone is treated unfairly. Equality makes schools and societies stronger. There is also a goal for clean water and sanitation. Clean water is very important for life. Students can save water by turning off taps tightly and not wasting it. Climate action is another SDG. The Earth is getting hotter, and this is dangerous. Students can walk or ride bicycles instead of always using cars. They can recycle paper, plastic, and cans. Planting trees is also a powerful way to help the climate. Life on land and life below water are also important goals. Students can protect nature by not throwing garbage in rivers, parks, or oceans. They can take part in clean-up events in their towns. Protecting animals and nature means protecting our own future. Finally, there is the SDG of peace, justice, and strong institutions. Students can practice peace in their daily lives. This means solving problems without fighting and respecting rules in school. Peace starts with small actions. Sustainable Development Goals are for everyone, not just leaders. Students can do many simple things: save water, plant trees, study hard, share food, and be kind. Every small action is a step toward a better world. If students everywhere take action, the SDGs can become real, and the Earth will be safe and fair for all.