The danger of a single story

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This lesson contains 28 slides, with text slides and 7 videos.

Lesson duration is: 50 min

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Stereotype

A fixed image of a group of people, by which you apply the same characteristics to all the members of the group.

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Framing

Media presents a subject from a particular angle and so influences the way people think about it.

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Frame of reference

All the knowledge, experiences, norms, values and customs you possess, the 'glasses' through which you see the world and filter information.

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Selective perception

People never receive information objectively, ''you see what you want to see'' and ignore opposing viewpoints.

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Reading questions 'the problem with real news'

What does Rob Wijnberg mean when he argues that real news is an even bigger problem than fake news?
Do you agree with his argument? Why (not)?
How does De Correspondent try to solve the problems Rob Wijnberg identifies?

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Feedback media analysis

Add heading/front page with title, names, class
Add a bibliography (cite all sources!)
Add the articles in appendix!
Use full sentences/paragraphs and clear structure
Show me what your mean: POINT - EXAMPLE (use quotes and images!) - EXPLANATION (link to theory)