This animation works with stereotypes.
STAGE 1
You will each make a character using 'junk' materials.
Your character will also be stereotypical - research what this means. Research Link
Post a comment about your understanding of the meaning of 'stereotypical' or 'stereotype'. (You must be logged in with your Google name to do this)
- You will first need to DRAW your stereotypical character to show how you will later use the junk.
- You may then scan this drawing and colour it using Photoshop. You can then upload this to an app called 'Prezi'.
- Write about your character so that we can understand what is stereotypical about him/her.
- Put all this together in a 'sourcebook'. (See details in later post) This sourcebook will be assessed for your term's mark.
STAGE 2
Build your stereotypical character/creature using the useful junk you have collected. Swop with members of your group if needed.
Here is the rubric for assessment of your sculpture.
Link to rubric
STAGE 3
Now create your own storyboard about the characters in your group scenario. Find out what a 'storyboard' is and look at some examples. This is a group activity.
Research Link
Post a comment about your understanding of the meaning of 'storyboard'. (You must be logged in with your Google name to do this)
STAGE 4
You will also create an animation using Windows Live Movie Maker OR Windows Photo Story.
You must log in with your Windows Live ID to use these.
Windows Live Movie Maker
Video tutorial
Link to the assessment rubric
Stereotyping is wrong! For example not all teenagers are the same, some of them actually have their own unique personalities. Sue and Jessie.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand why people judge other's in this way. You don't want to be judged, so why do you judge others.
ReplyDeletea stereotype is a common belief about a a particular belief about a person or an individual.Eg.All blonde people are dumb
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ReplyDeleteI hate it when people just sum a person up in one look!!!!!!!. People can be different just give them a chance.=]
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a common belief or idea about a specific group or individual. It can be based on appearance, gender, race, religion, name, etc...
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a common belief that people have about a certain group of people based on rumours they have heard or peoples appearance, race, gender, etc.. Eg: Only women can cook
ReplyDeletea stereotype is a popular belief about an individual/ group that is based on assumptions, for example: a fixed idea that a hero is meant to be big, strong and usually male.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a belief or idea about a group of people. The idea is based on a persons dress, apperance, behaviour, gender, race, religon and names. The idea is also socially constructed and is often not true. For example all men are jocks.
ReplyDeletei think a stereotype is a belief or an idea created by society that is usualy a generalization about a specific racial, religious, cultural or gender group that is based on physical appearances.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a general though, belief, or idea about a certain group of people, which people don't question, they just believe. (E.g: All girls wear pink and are weak, and all boys wear blue and are big and strong).
ReplyDeleteStereotyping, is a belief about a person or a certain group of people. For example, some people are stereotyped according to their name, religion, dress or behaviour.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a belief or idea on a particular group of people or individual based on generalizations that are often not true. Stereotypes may be based on appearance, religion, gender or behaviour.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a belief or assumption about a person or a group of people, based on their appearance, religion, race, gender, etc.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a belief/theory about a certain group of individuals also just based on generalizations about their appearance or personality eg all nerds wear glasses
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a common idea or belief about a specific group of people, based on their appearance, gender or race. Often not true. E.g. All blondes are dumb.
ReplyDeleteStereotyping is socially constructed assumptions on a person based on their appearance, behaviour and/or religion. Often people also generalise someone because of the name they have. For example: the name Madison is often associated with being very girly-girl from the series Madison Finn. By Sue White.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a common belief or idea about a specific group of individuals based on their appearance. Stereotypes are based on assumptions and are often untrue or do not apply to all members of that group. E.g. all girls are weak and like pink.
ReplyDeleteStereotyping is also having certain expectations of groups of certain individuals and is sometimes socially demeaning. e.g all blondes are stupid
ReplyDeleteGreat! I think this is a better way to do homework. You have GOT IT. Now where is the rest of the class? Pop in to the studio at 2nd Break to post comments, or post from the media Centre OR from Open Studio on Tuesdays and Thursday.
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is an idea belief or behaviour assigned to a certain group of people based on their social construct, assumption,generalisations,appearance,dress,race,gender and religion...etc
ReplyDeletea stereotype is a belief held against a person.it could be about Gender,Race,Appearance,Religion or ones behaviour.stereotypes automatically judge people and make you feel a certain way about something without evidence!!!!
ReplyDeleteA stereotype is a belief or opinion held about a person or a certain group of people based on their appearance, gender, race, etc. Example, any person that has glasses and braces is a nerd.
ReplyDeleteI don't see everybody's comments here???????
ReplyDeleteTashmira and Sabrina think that a stereotype is a common belief or opinion that is constructed by society. It is usually based on a person's or group's race, gender, culture, religion, appearance, career or behaviour. For example: all nerds use glasses or all boys play rugby.
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