Media Flashcards

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the 5 key concepts of media education

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1: all media are carefully wrapped packages

  • all texts are carefully put together, just like roads
    #2: media constructs versions of reality
  • almost everything we see in media is never the real stuff, its a version of reality
    #3: media are interpreted through individuals
  • media makes you think about it, as there are many meanings
    #4: media is about money
    -media cost money to make
    #5: media promote an agenda
  • media texts expresses values, an ideology, or a set of social/political belief
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what are the 4 questions we should ask when reading media?

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who is sending the message?
who is the message targeted for?
what is the message?
why are they sending this message?

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what is a stereotype?

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assumptions we made about people or person, based on generalizations about groups of people

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how does gender based reinforce stereotypes?

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the media makes stereotypes on how a male/female should be like, expecting the all of the one gender is like that

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5
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advertising strategies

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are you cool enough?, ideal for family/ kids, sounds good, cartoon characters, and family fun

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how do people’s perception affect how they live and have relationships?

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media creates media myths when a group of people are misrepresented because of extreme actions from a few of them.

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how could people’s perception be changed?

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they get to know some of the people that are being misrepresented and see if they act the way media is describing them

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