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This document provides instructions for an activity where students will discuss the representation of people, places, or events in media. Students are asked to draw a bingo board with film terms, come up with an open-ended discussion question using words like "what", "why", "which", or "how", and then discuss their opinions on the question in small groups while considering how representations are portrayed and any issues regarding the representation of women.
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