Critical Literacy

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Focus- representations
vocab; serotypes, construction, bias, gender, masculinity, feminity
drinking, looking at girls, calling each other mate, young boy drink too much alcohol

=Was it fair?
It wasn't really fair if one of them had missed out on the drinking that wouldn't really be fair but the guy who wasn't meant to drink as he didn't at the start but he felt left out so he started to drink with them even knowing that he was meant to drive, as he ended up crashing, and losing his friends trust, they no longer call them 'mate,' they just call him by his first name.


How are children, teenagers or young adults contracted in this text?
the are shown to be irresponsible, and carless on what the do with their actions by drinking.

How does the text present age gender or cultural groups?
It shows them by stereotyping them all by all of their ages that they all drinking, and playing pool and hanging out.

Why is the text written this way?
To try to show the different stereotypes of young adults,
 drinking, playing pool, so it makes all young adults seem that all they did hanging out.



Is this text fair?
Young teenagers and young adults were portrayed like this drinking. It is fair to stop them from drink driving.

How are children, teenagers or young adults constructed in this text?
they are shown partying at his house, and one that was outside everything on what it could happen. to let no one leave the house to drive home drunk.

How does the text present age, gender or cultural groups?
the kids yelling at the guy talking to himself walking down the street.
as the guys drinking inside are parting are mostly males.

Why is the text written this way?
to show the stereotyping that Maori and PI drinking at someone's house???
stereotyping the way and talk.