Lesson 2
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The document asks questions about media usage and exposure, discusses how TV stations make money through commercials and the costs of TV shows, and covers media messages around topics like violence, sex, and gender roles on television. It also notes concerns about fewer children growing up in stable two-parent homes and more using electronic devices that take away from human interaction.
Lesson 2
- 1. How many hours do you watch TV a day? On weekends?
- 2. HW: Media Input Inventory List exposure you have had to media messages from the following sources for a week. Television Movies Tue: _________ Tue: __________ Wed: ________ Wed: _________ Thu: _________ Thu: __________ Fri: __________ Fri: ___________ Computer / Video Games Music Tues Fri Tues Fri Magazines Web Sites Tues Fri Tues - Fri
- 3. Media Messages How do TV stations make money? How much do TV shows cost to make? Why is it free for us to watch?
- 4. Media Messages How do TV stations make money? Charging for companies to put commercials during their shows. How much do TV shows cost to make? Example - Neil Patrick Harris and the four other main cast mates will now be earning $90,000-$120,000 per episode. Why is it free for us to watch? Super Bowl ads are $17,000 / second or $3 遜 million for 30 seconds. TV Comm - 10 Funny TV Comm News Super Bowl 2012 Funny Superbowl
- 5. Media Messages What did your teacher grow up watching on TV? TAXI - Latka's Cookies (1 of 3) Welcome Back Kotter - Arrivederci Arnold ALF
- 8. Cartman South Park - Attached Family Guy - Pick Up
- 10. BG Club
- 16. Media Messages Review 1 1. Why do you think that the more sex on TV / movies a child watches, the higher the chance of being involved in a pregnancy? 2. What is role confusion? 3. How many acts of violence are seen on average per hour? 4. How do TV stations make their money?
- 21. Turn to Page 6
- 22. WHATS ON TV? Page 6 answer top part on a sheet of paper after watching video clip Next 1. What gender messages are viewers receiving about how to treat others? 2. Does the media self-regulating rating system really work? 3. Where is the line for what is entertainment and what is shock value for the purpose of making money? 4. How might years of viewing violence and sexual behaviors influence how children understand their gender role in society? Next
- 23. WHATS ON TV? Page 7-8 answer in your work book # 1- 6 using what you listed on page 6 for the past week. Yes work!!!
- 24. Lesson Notes Social Modeling: has been one of the expected tasks of parenting throughout time. Adult Availability has decreased Due to work Divorce Distance from extended family. Two concerns: 1. Fewer children are growing up in a stable 2 parent home. 2. More children are using electronic devices which take away time from human interaction.
- 25. Lesson Notes A link has been established between the popular media messages regarding body image and the incidence of unhappiness in both adolescent males and females when they do not meet that image.