education, infant mortality, and crime) changed in the past decades? What correlations do you observe between the accessibility of social services in the country and the quality of life for citizens in the country? Activity 4 | Comparing oil wealth management in Norway to Canada In groups of three, students will each read a different article and discuss in their groups the main points of the artic. [...] community choices unit three U3L2 Media/influence of art on society ask Inquiry questions • What is art? • What is the value of art to society? • What is the purpose of art? • What is the purpose or value of art in public spaces? • What is graffiti? • Is graffiti art? • What is the media? • Who controls the information you receive from the media? • How do the media alter our perceptions of reality. [...] As they examine the images they should consider the following questions: a What are the images of? b How do I feel looking at these images? c What is the message of the image? d Is it art? e How is the graffiti different in each of the countries? f How do you view the country given the images you have seen. [...] What are the elements of art? What are the elements of art? • The main elements are: • The elements of art are the building Line Texture blocks of a piece of art. [...] • In each of these examples, why do you think the feeling of the headline and following excerpt is different? • How do politics play a role in the coverage? • Would you expect to see similar slants in the Canadian media? • Why or why not? The global media • The media is plays a major role in developing global economic, political, social, cultural and environmental opinions.
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