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- 1. Body Image andSelf Esteem
- 2. What is BodyImage? Body image is the perception that a person has of their physical self and the thoughts and feelings that result from that perception. These feelings can be positive, negative or both and are influenced by individual and environmental factors.
- 3. What is selfesteem? Self-esteem is your opinion of yourself. People with healthy self-esteem like themselves and value their achievements. While everyone lacks confidence occasionally, people with low self-esteem feel unhappy or unsatisfied with themselves most of the time.
- 4. 4 What is selfperception? https://youtube/litXW91UauE Self-perception is how you see or view yourself
- 5. Factors that affectBody Image and self esteem Family Friends Media Social Print News Television Culture
- 6. What are appearancepressures? 2
- 7. What are appearancepressures? 2
- 8. What are appearancepressures? 2
- 9. What are appearancepressures? 2
- 10. What are appearancepressures? 2
- 11. Where does thispressure come from? 3
- 12. What do wemean by media? 4
- 13. What are wefocusing on today? 5
- 14. How can imagesbe manipulated? 6
- 15. How can imagesbe manipulated? 7
- 16. Review all shots, select one Erase blemishes Correcthair and make it appear fuller Reduce facial width Elongate neck Even skin tone Enlarge eyes Lift eyebrows Fill out lips Whiten teeth Choose model Choose photograp her Make up Hair styling (colour, wash, blow dry) Manicure and pedicure Choose profession al lighting Choose wardrobe Agree photograp h brief 8 How can images be manipulated?
- 17. 17 Spot the fake Onyour wiki: Create 2 sections Real Beauty and Photoshopped or Fake Your task is to find 3 image for each section and write a sentence about each and why you have put it into that section.
- 18. Why is professionalmedia often created in this way? 9
- 19. What problems canthis cause? 10
- 20. What are wefocusing on today? 12
- 21. 13 What problems cancomparing with those around us cause?
- 22. How can mediamade by you and your peers be manipulated? 14
- 23. What problems canthis cause? 15
- 24. What can wedo about this? 16
- 25. What have welearned? 17
- 26. Be a championfor change! 18 Why I’m Brilliant! Select a photo of yourself and create a collage of why you are brilliant!
Editor's Notes
- #7 Key questions to ask: What do you think these images show? Looking at all of these images, what differences do you notice between them? If all these images represent appearance ideals, why do you think they don’t look the same? Do you think we still face pressures to look a certain way today?
- #8 Key questions to ask: What do you think these images show? Looking at all of these images, what differences do you notice between them? If all these images represent appearance ideals, why do you think they don’t look the same? Do you think we still face pressures to look a certain way today?
- #9 Key questions to ask: What do you think these images show? Looking at all of these images, what differences do you notice between them? If all these images represent appearance ideals, why do you think they don’t look the same? Do you think we still face pressures to look a certain way today?
- #10 Key questions to ask: What do you think these images show? Looking at all of these images, what differences do you notice between them? If all these images represent appearance ideals, why do you think they don’t look the same? Do you think we still face pressures to look a certain way today?
- #11 Key questions to ask: What do you think these images show? Looking at all of these images, what differences do you notice between them? If all these images represent appearance ideals, why do you think they don’t look the same? Do you think we still face pressures to look a certain way today?
- #12 Key questions to ask: Where do you think these pressures to look beautiful or attractive come from? Where do we see or hear messages about what we should look like?
- #13 Key questions to ask: What different examples of media can we think of? Which of these examples of media are made by professionals? Which media do you and your friends make?
- #15 If the film will not play for you, you can access the ‘Dove: Evolution’ film directly from the ‘Stimulus films’ folder. Key questions to ask: What do you think the word “manipulation” means? How are images of people in the media manipulated or changed?
- #16 Key questions to ask (as on cards): What did you find surprising, unreal or unlikeable about what you saw in the film? List all the decisions that were made about the image BEFORE the photos are taken. List all the decisions that were made about the image AFTER the photos are taken. Think how the image of the model has been changed from reality. How does seeing these unrealistic changes make you feel? Why do you think the unrealistic images you see in the film are unfair and misleading? Why do you think it is unrealistic or unfair to compare the way you look or your friends look to manipulated images of people you see in professional media?
- #17 Key questions to ask: What would you say to a friend to convince them that they shouldn’t compare themselves to manipulated media images? So, what do we want to do about what we’ve learnt? Raise your hand if you commit to changing the way you react to images you see in professional media?
- #19 Key questions to ask: What is being sold in this advertisement? Who are they using to sell it? Why are they using a person who looks like this? Why would they manipulate a picture of this person to make them look more ‘ideal’ in this advert? What is the overall message of this advert?
- #20 Key questions to ask: When someone your age sees these manipulated images, how does it make them feel about themselves? Why might it make some people feel bad? Raise your hand if you think we should all challenge manipulated images in the media. Why?
- #22 If the film will not play for you, you can access the ‘Dove: Change One Thing’ film directly from the ‘Stimulus films’ folder. Key questions to ask: What does this film show us about how we compare ourselves to others? What do you think the impact is of comparing our appearance in this way? Raise your hand if you think we should all lower the pressure to look a certain way in the media we make?
- #23 Key questions to ask: How might you, or your friends, or young people in general, manipulate or change images in personal and social media? Do you think the images you and your friends see and share on personal and social media represent ‘real’ life?
- #24 Key questions to ask: When someone like you sees these images in personal and social media, how does it make them feel? How might these images cause them to think or feel about their own appearance? Why might comparing their appearance to these images make them feel bad?
- #25 Key questions to ask: Raise your hand if you think we should all play our part to lower the pressure to look a certain way through the media we make and consume ourselves?
- #26 Key question to ask: What have we learned in today’s workshop?
- #27 Key question to ask: How are you going to take action to address the pressure you and your friends feel to look a certain way?