Year 8
Idealised projections
In this lesson we will look at internet projections of unachievable images. We will also learn about photo-editing and filtering.
Year 8
Idealised projections
In this lesson we will look at internet projections of unachievable images. We will also learn about photo-editing and filtering.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Internet projections of unachievable images that affect our wellbeing
- Photo-editing and filtering
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5 Questions
Q1.
Realistic means:
Representing something in a way that is false to life.
Q2.
Which of these words match with how might describe a 'negative body image'? (There may be multiple responses.)
Happy
Healthy
Q3.
Which of these groups might affect how we perceive our own body? (There may be multiple responses to the question.)
Our pets
Q4.
It is more important to have more followers on social media than friends in real life.
True
Q5.
You are allowed to feel proud of your achievements.
False
5 Questions
Q1.
The internet can project idealised and unachievable images of bodies.
False
Q2.
Which of these might people feel if they are overexposed to lots of edited and 'perfect' images? (There may be multiple responses.)
Happiness
Q3.
Which of these can be edited to make an image look different?
Face shape
Lighting
Make up
Q4.
You can have positive and negative body image.
False
Q5.
Only women worry about their appearance.
True