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    The document is a worksheet from a student at Malabon National High School in the Philippines. It summarizes a TEDx talk by Oda Faremo Lindholm about how media affects youth. Lindholm argues that the media often portrays ideals of perfect bodies, gender roles, and life paths as timeless when they are constantly changing. This can negatively impact young people by lowering girls' confidence based on appearance and weight, and overwhelming youth by expecting them to achieve media career standards. However, the media does not always accurately depict reality.

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    The document is a worksheet from a student at Malabon National High School in the Philippines. It summarizes a TEDx talk by Oda Faremo Lindholm about how media affects youth. Lindholm argues that the media often portrays ideals of perfect bodies, gender roles, and life paths as timeless when they are constantly changing. This can negatively impact young people by lowering girls' confidence based on appearance and weight, and overwhelming youth by expecting them to achieve media career standards. However, the media does not always accurately depict reality.

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    The document is a worksheet from a student at Malabon National High School in the Philippines. It summarizes a TEDx talk by Oda Faremo Lindholm about how media affects youth. Lindholm argues that the media often portrays ideals of perfect bodies, gender roles, and life paths as timeless when they are constantly changing. This can negatively impact young people by lowering girls' confidence based on appearance and weight, and overwhelming youth by expecting them to achieve media career standards. However, the media does not always accurately depict reality.

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    The document is a worksheet from a student at Malabon National High School in the Philippines. It summarizes a TEDx talk by Oda Faremo Lindholm about how media affects youth. Lindholm argues that the media often portrays ideals of perfect bodies, gender roles, and life paths as timeless when they are constantly changing. This can negatively impact young people by lowering girls' confidence based on appearance and weight, and overwhelming youth by expecting them to achieve media career standards. However, the media does not always accurately depict reality.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE-MALABON CITY
    MALABON NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    M. NAVAL ST., HULONG-DUHAT, MALABON CITY

    Name: NICOLE A. CRUZ Strand/Section: ABM 12-A


    Teacher: SIR PAOLO XAVIER S. CO Date: MAY 20, 2021

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY WORKSHEET NO. 3.1

    Activity: How the media affects youth | Oda Faremo Lindholm | TEDxOslo

    In this talk Oda Faremo Lindholm points to how continued, and growing, use of
    sexualisation and prejudice gender roles in media effects a generation of youth
    that's consuming record high levels of media, from a record low age.

    Oda Lindholm is an historian, writer and a journalist. She started her carrier as
    a journalist at the age of 19, when she started writing for the free magazine called
    Natt&Dag. At the age of 23, she was a journalist at Dagsavisen, and responsible
    for the columns about culture, politics and readers’ comments section. At the
    age of 26, she published her first book, «Bullshitfiltert», and has been nominated
    to a prestigious literary award, «Brageprisen».

    This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but
    independently organized by a local community.

    Direction: Watch this video thru this link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjnclEhy960).


    Share your three (3) key takeaways from this TedxTalk - “key takeaway” refers
    to any learning point or even teaching moment from a real-life experience

    1 What is a perfect body, ideal man or woman, what should we do with


    our lives, and what role in society do we have based on our gender are
    the ideals that change over time. These are not constant, but the media
    often portrays them as timeless facts.

    2 Media makes pre-teen girl’s confidence drop. Instead of focusing on


    the worth of their knowledge and skills, they base their feelings of self-
    worth more on weight and appearance.

    3 Youth struggles on media images' ideals. Also, they feel like grown-
    ups expect them to be media professionals. It's overwhelming and it
    affects their self-image. But, media depictions of reality are not always
    accurate.

    Address: M. Naval St., Hulong-Duhat, Malabon City 1470


    Telephone Number: (02) 8 361 2174 | 8 373 3263 | 8 372 8808
    E-mail Address: [email protected]

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