pptx, 79.7 MB
pptx, 79.7 MB
pdf, 2.43 MB
pdf, 2.43 MB

This resource is suitable for use with learners aged 15 and over
and includes themes of public image, online personas, identity,
comparisons and anxiety. Curriculum links include PHSE/RSE,
English Language, Media Studies and Film Studies.
This lesson will introduce learners to the theme of comparisons and
how comparing ourselves to others can make us feel. By looking
at the character of Kayla in the film Eighth Grade students will be
encouraged to consider the potential negative impact of media
images on body image and confidence. The selected scenes are
included to explore feelings of anxiety that can be associated with
comparing yourself to others. Young people will be introduced
to aspects of performance and the use of sound to support their
analysis of the protagonist. Learners will be asked to reflect on
Kayla’s thoughts and feelings and offer alternative words for positive
self-thought. The optional filmmaking activities build on the ideas of
positive self-talk as well as the power of music to reflect mood and
emotion in film.

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