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What does this mean?

What does this mean?. Take notes. Stereotype. is a generalized picture of a person, created without taking the whole person into account. We stereotype a person based on. Take notes & create a list. Stereotypes are based on a person ’ s.

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  1. What does this mean?

  2. Take notes

  3. Stereotype is a generalized picture of a person, created without taking the whole person into account

  4. We stereotype a person based on... Take notes & create a list

  5. Stereotypes are based on a person’s... Name Ethnicity Gender Age Appearance Residence Behavior Hobbies Career Education

  6. What is a stereotype for a specific... Name Ethnicity Gender Age Appearance Residence Behavior Hobbies Career Education

  7. What are some stereotypes in school?

  8. What about them?

  9. Explain a personal event, or a time that you witnessed / heard about an experience with stereotypes (it could be either negative / positive)

  10. Reading Time

  11. Stereotypes in the Media

  12. Native American Stereotypes

  13. What are some Jewish Stereotypes ?

  14. Jewish Stereotypes • cheap • big noses • arrogant • good with money • love to argue & complain • love bagels & lox (salmon) • lawyer, doctor, or accountant

  15. School Ties • David Green, a young Jewish boy, earns a scholarship to attend a private high school.

  16. Stereotypes • As you watch the following video clips, see if you notice any stereotypes being used. • Be prepared to share after the video.

  17. Scene 1 • The boys make a joke about Jews based on the stereotype that Jews are cheap. David becomes uncomfortable and keeps his religion a secret.

  18. Scene 1

  19. Scene 2 • After the boys find out that David is Jewish, David puts on his Star of David necklace and confronts his roommate, who is ignoring him.

  20. Scene 2

  21. Scene 3 • David is bullied for being Jewish by his classmates and rejected by the girl he was dating.

  22. Scene 3

  23. Which stereotypes were used? List & explain how the stereotypes were used • cheap • big noses • arrogant • good with money • love to argue & complain • love bagels & lox (salmon) • lawyer, doctor, or accountant

  24. School Ties Movie Clips • What was the point in watching the video?

  25. School Ties Movie Clips • The goal is to confront stereotypes so we are aware • of what we are thinking.

  26. Do ALL Germans dislike Jewish people? Do ALL Jewish people dislike Germans?

  27. NO! that is a stereotype

  28. How is this relevant? • personal experience • & • what is going on today

  29. Journal write about a situation you witnessed or experienced when a person was treated unfairly because of a stereotype

  30. How to analyze print media advertisements

  31. Elements of an Ad Timeframe When was the ad made? Is the ad relevant to today’s society? 2. Meaning Visuals What visuals are included? 3. Product What product is promoted? 4. Intended Message What do the producers want you to think? 5. Context Where might the ad appear? 6. Words What words are used in the message? 7. Extended Message What other messages might also be included? 8. Audience Who is it intended for? 9. Stereotype What stereotype is used? How is the stereotype used?

  32. Be aware the next time you tell a joke... • you could be stereotyping

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