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How can literature and art help us to understand others better ✏️

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5.- Which IB learner profile characteristics does Christop possess? Find quotes from the text to support your answer

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5.- Which IB learner profile characteristics does Christop possess? Find quotes from the text to support your answer

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Christopher is Knowledgable, as he knows firsthand the experiences a person with invisible disabilities goes through. He is also Open-Minded in that he prefers to tell his novel as it happened without altering the facts, even if this was something out of the ordinary. And Christopher also has the quality of Thinkers in that he always reflected on his actions and thought before responding to the police officer.

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4.- How does the extract allow you to empathize with Christopher?

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4.- How does the extract allow you to empathize with Christopher?

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The excerpt tells you how Christopher sees the world having an invisible disability, this gives awareness to people about how a person with these conditions sees the world, being able to better understand these people.

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3.- Think back to the National Autistic Society (NAS) video you watched earlier. Synthesize what you have learnt about autism and Asperger syndrome and see if you can make connections with Christopher's point of view, behaviour or experiences with others. Find examples from the text to support your response

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3.- Think back to the National Autistic Society (NAS) video you watched earlier. Synthesize what you have learnt about autism and Asperger syndrome and see if you can make connections with Christopher's point of view, behaviour or experiences with others. Find examples from the text to support your response

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The novel has a lot to do with the video, as the video mentions that people on the autism spectrum often have some difficulty communicating normally, which also affects the way they see the world and how they interact with it. This contrasts very much in how Christopher tells the story.

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2.- Analyse the effect it has on the audience

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2.- Analyse the effect it has on the audience

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The effect on the audience is one of empathy and understanding. The author of the novel tells the story from his perspective, showing how a person with invisible disabilities sees the world.

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1.- Identify the narrative voice used in the novel

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1.- Identify the narrative voice used in the novel

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The novel was written in the first person

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How can literature and art help us to understand others better? ✏️

Read the task on pg.138, answer the questions and use your analysis to write an article for your school magazine.

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Choice Board - Darío Ramírez III° "A"

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The second poster used a phrase to express how little we know about autism, this phrase is very important to raise awareness about autism. People with this condition do not act in the same way as people without autism and we have to keep researching ways to not affect them.

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In the first poster the creator has implemented a text that says "Too much information", this is a very clear clue to how traumatic an abrupt introduction to society can be for a child with autism. On the second poster the creator left a comment: "Autism: understanding behavior". This message is the main theme of this poster, which seeks to illustrate how little we know about autism and how further research is needed.

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Charities can create empathy in many ways such as showing what a child with autism goes through, interviewing a child with autism, reporting what it means to suffer from this condition and the problems it can bring or illustrating the experiences of children with autism as in the first poster, which shows all the things a child with autism has to go through.

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In the first poster the creators want to represent the pressure that a child with a disability or mental illness goes through (invisible disabilities), they also want to represent what a mother of a child with a special disability feels. And finally they want to represent how other people judge the boy for being "different", all this with a look of contempt and disgust (there is also a child who is mocking).

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I believe that the two posters have adults as their target audience, in order to raise awareness about invisible disabilities. Although the first poster can also be aimed at children, as it can make children think about what they feel and what it means to be a child with a disability.

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The first poster is intended to represent what a child with invisible disabilities goes through, for example: you can see how there is a sign that says "Too much information" which represents how too much information can overwhelm the child. You can also highlight the looks of the people and the expression of the boy, who tries to cover his ears to avoid so much information. In the second poster you can see some divers investigating the bottom of the iceberg, this refers to the fact that there is still a lot to learn about the behavior of people with autism.

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6.- Identify which poster has used an idiom to show just how little we understand about autistic behavior. What is this idiom? Interpret what it means. Use the internet to help you if you get stuck.

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6.- Identify which poster has used an idiom to show just how little we understand about autistic behavior. What is this idiom? Interpret what it means. Use the internet to help you if you get stuck.

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5.- For each poster, identify and analyse the language and visual clues the creator has used to get their message across.

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5.- For each poster, identify and analyse the language and visual clues the creator has used to get their message across.

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4.- How do the charities create empathy for people with autism? Evaluate which of the two posters best illustrates the experience of being an autistic child.

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4.- How do the charities create empathy for people with autism? Evaluate which of the two posters best illustrates the experience of being an autistic child.

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3.- For each poster, interpret the specific message the creators are trying to convey

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3.- For each poster, interpret the specific message the creators are trying to convey

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2.- Who is the target audience for each poster?          Make sure you can justify your answer.

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2.- Who is the target audience for each poster?          Make sure you can justify your answer.

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Raising awareness 🎤

Look at the two posters bellow on page 135 and then complete the following tasks: