Yr10 STEREOTYPES

We look at last year's Examiner's Report for guidance then work on question 3 on stereotypes. A stereotype = a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular person or thing.
Look for counter-stereotypes (people or places turning out to be the opposite of how we would expect).
Extracts from Claremont Clickview Robin Hood and The Eagle.

To help you answer q.3: remember that this is not a genre question but a social stereotypes question. You ask yourself, how are social groups represented?

Aim to cover ALL the people in the clip. New paragraph for each group / individual example.

Expressions to help you: 

X is the epitome of the alpha male because...

The representation of disability challenges stereotypes because...
The representation of young people is positive because far from being naive and easily frightened, they......
There is counter-stereotyping in the representation of...  
PREP:
Use the class blog to understand stereotypes then report what you have learned in a paragraph on your blog. Consult this page.