Analyze the characters used in print, nonprint, and digital materials (Age and gender, Race and nationality, Attitude and behavior)

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Explore basic identity terms.

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Mary Ann Bohol

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Analyze the characters used in print, nonprint, and digital materials (Age and gender, Race and nationality, Attitude and behavior)Versión en línea Explore basic identity terms. por Mary Ann Bohol 1 Age Age refers to the length of time a character has lived or existed. 2 Gender Gender which refers to the sexual category. 3 Male Male refers to boys or men. Example: father, brother, uncle. 4 Female Female refers to girls or women. Example: mother, sister, or aunt. 5 Teacher When I say the word 'teacher,' do you know if it refers to a male or female? 6 Neutral Neutral refers to things or words that don’t show whether it is male or female. 7 Race Race, which is a concept used to describe a group of people who share physical characteristics, such as skin color, facial features, and social qualities. For example: 8 Race Examples Asian – Often have black or dark brown hair, brown or dark eyes, and skin color that can range from light to tan. American – This is broad, as Americans can be from many different racial backgrounds. However, if you mean Native American, they often have straight, black hair, brown eyes, and tan to light brown skin. Caucasian (White) – Often have lighter skin, hair that can be blonde, brown, red, or black, and eye colors like blue, green, gray, or brown. 9 Nationality Nationality is the status of belonging to a particular country 10 Attitude Attitude is a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something. 11 Behavior Behavior represents an individual's actions and reactions to specific situations, people, or environments.

Analyze the characters used in print, nonprint, and digital materials (Age and gender, Race and nationality, Attitude and behavior)Versión en línea

Explore basic identity terms.

Age

Age refers to the length of time a character has lived or existed.

Gender

Gender which refers to the sexual category.

Male

Male refers to boys or men.

Example: father, brother, uncle.

Female

Female refers to girls or women.

Example: mother, sister, or aunt.

Teacher

When I say the word 'teacher,' do you know if it refers to a male or female?

Neutral

Neutral refers to things or words that don’t show whether it is male or female.

Race

Race, which is a concept used to describe a group of people who share physical characteristics, such as skin color, facial features, and social qualities.

For example:

Race Examples

Asian – Often have black or dark brown hair, brown or dark eyes, and skin color that can range from light to tan.

American – This is broad, as Americans can be from many different racial backgrounds. However, if you mean Native American, they often have straight, black hair, brown eyes, and tan to light brown skin.

Caucasian (White) – Often have lighter skin, hair that can be blonde, brown, red, or black, and eye colors like blue, green, gray, or brown.

Nationality

Nationality is the status of belonging to a particular country

Attitude

Attitude is a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something.

Behavior

Behavior represents an individual's actions and reactions to specific situations, people, or environments.

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