A. My agreement?
· The media portrays teens as mischievous, mean, and sexual alcoholics.
· We aren’t given the opportunity to create an identity, it’s like someone created it for us.
B. Why am I in agreement with this perspective?
· A lot of parents will say, “I remember when my daughter/son was a teenager, never want to go back there!” or “Terrible teens.”
· The media puts the idea into the heads of parents, adults in general, that all teenagers excessively party, have sex, fight, curse, etc.
· Not all teens are like this. I go out with my friends, play lacrosse at school, in a sorority, and do all of my homework. I have a lot of friends who have never been to a party and they’re teenagers.
C. What do you want an audience to think about regarding that issue would you want them to question?
· …I don’t understand this question
D. How can you get the audience’s attention at the beginning of the blog and get them interested?
· Come up with an Interesting title using catching words.
· Big, bold and colorful
E. Which sources or examples from your research can you use in this blog to explain your perspective?
· One of sources titled, “Bashing Youth,” uncovers media myths about teens. He says that not all STD’s are from teenagers, adults have them too.
Ø He cites multiple articles from accredited publications that contribute these so-called “media myths.”
· My last source gives statistics regarding commercials, advertisements, T.V. shows and more, that directly influence teen behavior
F. How does it connect to, stand up against, your own observations and experiences?
· I recently saw the new movie “Project X,” and after watching that it honestly made me want to rage! That’s an example of teens imitating what they see in a movie.
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