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MY OPINION ESSAYStereotypes are preconceived ideas installed in our heads from a young age by the sociocultural environment in which we grow. We can find them in the media, movies, magazines and advertisements and often consciously and unconsciously influence our way of thinking and acting. First of all, in the play called "Young Einstein" you can see these misconceptions, which Albert's (the protagonist) classmates have. For example, this happened when Albert and his friend Mike think that the best way for Albert to be popular is to have muscles or to know how to dance. Albert's classmates were influenced by these stereotypes. They judged him without knowing him and this is why they walked away from him. The reality is that the way Albert was able to make friends is by being himself, which shows that he never needed to follow stereotypes.In addition, In addition, I would like to mention that, as well as in the play, stereotypes are present in our daily lives. For example, there are gender, ethnic, cultural stereotypes, etc. There is the stereotype of the role of women in society, which women are breaking down over the years. Also, there is the stereotype that women must have exact measurements and a perfect body. Society also imposed that colors have gender (pink for girls, blue for boys). In my opinion, I think it is time to forget about stereotypes. We have to evolve as a community and leave behind any existing prejudices. Finally, I want to mention the importance of reflecting on this issue and that change depends on us.  

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MY OPINION ESSAYStereotypes are preconceived ideas installed in our heads from a young age by the sociocultural environment in which we grow. We can find them in the media, movies, magazines and advertisements and often consciously and unconsciously influence our way of thinking and acting. First of all, in the play called "Young Einstein" you can see these misconceptions, which Albert's (the protagonist) classmates have. For example, this happened when Albert and his friend Mike think that the best way for Albert to be popular is to have muscles or to know how to dance. Albert's classmates were influenced by these stereotypes. They judged him without knowing him and this is why they walked away from him. The reality is that the way Albert was able to make friends is by being himself, which shows that he never needed to follow stereotypes.In addition, In addition, I would like to mention that, as well as in the play, stereotypes are present in our daily lives. For example, there are gender, ethnic, cultural stereotypes, etc. There is the stereotype of the role of women in society, which women are breaking down over the years. Also, there is the stereotype that women must have exact measurements and a perfect body. Society also imposed that colors have gender (pink for girls, blue for boys). In my opinion, I think it is time to forget about stereotypes. We have to evolve as a community and leave behind any existing prejudices. Finally, I want to mention the importance of reflecting on this issue and that change depends on us.  

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By Carmela R.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?An opinion essayIn any situation of our lives we can find that stereotypes affect the way people act. Stereotypes force a lot of people to act in a way they don’t want and in  other cases they suffer bullying because they don’t comply with some stereotypes.For example, we saw a theatre play named ‘’Young Einstein’’ and we can find some situations of stereotypes and how this affects the way people act. Because Albert looks different, Philip said he is weird and according to Philip, Albert is a nerd because he likes science but in the exam Philip needs Albert’s help because he studied and he uses ‘’the nerd’’ for his benficit. Another example in this theatre play is that Albert wants to make friends but he doesn’t know how to do it because the people prejudge  him so he wants to change the way he acts.real life it’s not very different from the theatre play. We can find a lot of situations in which stereotypes affect the way people act. A lot of kids are excluded because they are ‘’weird’’;  they don’t act like the norm. Other kids don’t talk with another kid because he or she likes other things.  Maybe a girl likes playing  football or a boy doesn't like playing it and he or she is excluded and they can’t make Friends. Consequently, they want to change how they act to please others.In conclusión, we should be like we are and we should accept how other people are. Never mind if he or she is different or they like other things. And nobody should change the way they act to be included in a group of people. We are beautiful how we are and soon we will be able to find another person like us.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?An opinion essayIn any situation of our lives we can find that stereotypes affect the way people act. Stereotypes force a lot of people to act in a way they don’t want and in  other cases they suffer bullying because they don’t comply with some stereotypes.For example, we saw a theatre play named ‘’Young Einstein’’ and we can find some situations of stereotypes and how this affects the way people act. Because Albert looks different, Philip said he is weird and according to Philip, Albert is a nerd because he likes science but in the exam Philip needs Albert’s help because he studied and he uses ‘’the nerd’’ for his benficit. Another example in this theatre play is that Albert wants to make friends but he doesn’t know how to do it because the people prejudge  him so he wants to change the way he acts.real life it’s not very different from the theatre play. We can find a lot of situations in which stereotypes affect the way people act. A lot of kids are excluded because they are ‘’weird’’;  they don’t act like the norm. Other kids don’t talk with another kid because he or she likes other things.  Maybe a girl likes playing  football or a boy doesn't like playing it and he or she is excluded and they can’t make Friends. Consequently, they want to change how they act to please others.In conclusión, we should be like we are and we should accept how other people are. Never mind if he or she is different or they like other things. And nobody should change the way they act to be included in a group of people. We are beautiful how we are and soon we will be able to find another person like us.

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By Giuliano M.

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Stereotypes are still a debt of society. They are expressions that follow a model imposed by society and this can affect more than one person, therefore, it is good to reflect on prejudices and stereotypes. There is nothing more interesting than art leaves us thinking about reality.Freedom is a beautiful path, therefore, let's not let anyone put stones in our way. With that reflection I am left with the play. Albert wanted to have friends but was afraid of not making it because he is the way he is, nerdy and smart. Then, everyone looked at him weird except for two colleagues who ended up becoming friends and helped him make friends by being himself.Stereotypes can affect you in a number of ways. Some may feel bad for not meeting those expectations, others in depression. In turn, they generate violence between social groups. There are many stereotypes heard throughout history, for example, men are stronger and do not cry while women are weaker, or also, artists are more sensitive and do not have the same strength as athletes.From my point of view, it is not good to diminish the other person. I like the exchange of opinion and not prejudice towards others. Respect, listen and love are the ingredients for a good society. We are all so different and equal.

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Stereotypes are still a debt of society. They are expressions that follow a model imposed by society and this can affect more than one person, therefore, it is good to reflect on prejudices and stereotypes. There is nothing more interesting than art leaves us thinking about reality.Freedom is a beautiful path, therefore, let's not let anyone put stones in our way. With that reflection I am left with the play. Albert wanted to have friends but was afraid of not making it because he is the way he is, nerdy and smart. Then, everyone looked at him weird except for two colleagues who ended up becoming friends and helped him make friends by being himself.Stereotypes can affect you in a number of ways. Some may feel bad for not meeting those expectations, others in depression. In turn, they generate violence between social groups. There are many stereotypes heard throughout history, for example, men are stronger and do not cry while women are weaker, or also, artists are more sensitive and do not have the same strength as athletes.From my point of view, it is not good to diminish the other person. I like the exchange of opinion and not prejudice towards others. Respect, listen and love are the ingredients for a good society. We are all so different and equal.

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By Dante P.

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Nowadays, stereotypes are something that is very common for it to continue to exist today, some people keep their opinion on stereotypes and others are against this. Stereotypes are an immutable image, idea or notion that one social group has over another, to which behaviors are widely attributed, distinctive qualities, skills or traits. Today there are many stereotypes that are going around the world, and that unfortunately still exist. That's why we're going to talk about whether stereotypes really affect the way more people act, We're also going to compare what stereotypes are observed in young einstein's play with real life() First of all, In Einstein's work we can see many stereotypes that mostly affect Albert Einstein, as they prejudate him greatly for his appearance or their way of being and this makes people believe something it's not really, so here are the examples:+ One stereotype that is the most seen in the play is when Philip, Anna and in principle Mike discriminate against Albert for being new, but most of all they discriminate against him because of the way he gets dressed, tell him it's very rare and mock him for the way he gets dressed. This makes people believe that Albert is weird, because of how he dresses or because he has such greasy hair when Albert is actually a very good person and has a lot to prove, he's not weird and he's not weird either, only the boys make everyone believe that he is weird because of the way he dresses, and that's why those who are with him act bad, and they turn away from him because of what they heard.+ Another well-seen stereotype is that they treat him badly for being very intelligent and for being in love with physics, they treat him differently and call him a brainiac for everything he studies and he knows about physics and everything in general. The boys think that because Albert is very Smart he can’t hang out with them  because they’re very rebellious, they don’t study and they spend their time bothering others. That affects Albert because he starts to doubt a lot about what he studies and why he’s so smart. This makes others believe that he is a brainiac and that he spends all day studying, but he is not so. Millie is the only one who realizes she’s very Smart and that’s fine and that’s what she likes most about Albert, that he’s the same and that he doesn’t change anything.+ I also see that they make fun of Albert for not being popular and also because he can’t dance, there’s nothing wrong with that but the boys make fun of him for that and they even take advantage of that, as they know that he’s not that popular and that he’s very smart they use him to pass them the Jobs and the test responses, and because Albert wants to be popular, he does everything to get him into the group.In the play you see a lot that discriminates against a person just because it is at first glance, the way they dress, talk, think, etc., but they don’t really see what it is inside, that it’s displayed in a way doesn’t mean it’s what everyone thinks it is, Albert is a very intelligent person and too kind to others, he provides help and he is with others. I think stereotypes in the play are very usual in real life, they are very common today. In colleges  or universities there are always people who because they are popular do or say what they want from others, not knowing if that affects the other person, there’s always the new guy who suffers a lot from all this that happens and that’s a very horrible thing that keeps happening today. In the play  like Mike to help him be popular with Albert, but by bringing that out I really like how Mike gets to know Albert for real and he ends up befriending him very much, because he knows he’s a good person and that being smart or dressing the way he wants is no reason to discriminate to someone, they just have to be the way they are and they’re going to be accepted as they are, without changing anything in oneself.My opinion of the stereotypes in the play and the stereotype issue  itself that bothers me a lot, the fact of discriminating against someone because  of what  they do, the way he dresses, how he combs his hair, as shown, etc. Every person is free to be what he wants and to show himself to the world as he wants, it was my turn to see Friends of mine suffering because they liked things that most people didn’t and that for those people it was “weird”, it seems to me that we are in a time when many things that once looked bad, like two men kissing or two women kissing,  today it is common and that a lot of people are accepting it, although there are still people who are against this.In conclusion,  i think that everyone is free to do whatever they want in their life, we don’t have to care about what they get to think of us, you have to live and let live, as simple as that.Going back to the play i like Albert to end up accepting that being the way he is, it’s a beautiful thing and he doesn’t have to do anything to get some group or do something to like others, he was himself earned a great friend and also got Millie in love with him, because she likes Albert by the way she really is, her way of being and her essence() In addition, stereotypes in Young Einstein can be compared to what happens in real life. Today the most common stereotypes are: that a woman has to be with a man and vice versa, that the pink color is of women and the blue of men, that woman cannot work in Jobs that are for men, such as constructions, etc., That woman can’t go to the gym, which is weak sex, etc., that men can’t use woman’s stuff and woman can’t use things from means, although today there are many boys wearing chicks and they receive a lot of criticism.For example, many times when there is a couple of the same gender people who are against it tend to discriminate against them, or also when a guy has pink clothes, or a girl has short hair and wears some football shorts, people tend to criticize everything a lot and pointlessly what they don’t think is normal and they don’t realize that deep down people who discriminate them affect them and a lot everything they say. There are also women who are in favor of abortion and women who are not, who have other ideas o thoughts and almost always when there are marches and the two sides come together and others also fight all the time, there is a lot of violence because they think differently and they don’t accept other people’s thinking, they always say that’s what’s wrong and that’s what’s right, and they always fight to see who’s right. The same goes for people’s haircuts, discriminates all the time because they’re not fashionable, or because they don’t like it.Anyway, there are too many stereotypes these days and these affect people a lot, their mood. I’d love for this to be over once and for all and to understand that being different is normal and it’s the healthiest thing there is() In the end, I feel and think it’s not bad for people to be free to do whatever they want, to dress the way they want, to have a different opinion from the rest, etc. I think we’re at a time when we’d have to normalize seeing a couple of the same gender, that colors don’t have genders, that we can dress and cut our hair the way we want, to walk the way we want and that it’s not bad to be different. In fact i think being different is very beautiful, i’m tired of seeing everyday life how they fight or discriminate everyone or how they discriminate against others because they are different, there is not a model a single way of being that we all have to be a part of, we are free, we have to understand that. I’m happy to see people who don’t care what they think of them, are happy and don’t hurt them what they can tell them, hopefully at some point we understand that being different is a nice thing and that it’s not wrong to have different opinions or tastes than others. Like I said before, you have to live and let live, nothing more than that. To be happy and that the rest we don’t care about anything. Trabajo hecho por: Marcos Montero 5to SH

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Nowadays, stereotypes are something that is very common for it to continue to exist today, some people keep their opinion on stereotypes and others are against this. Stereotypes are an immutable image, idea or notion that one social group has over another, to which behaviors are widely attributed, distinctive qualities, skills or traits. Today there are many stereotypes that are going around the world, and that unfortunately still exist. That's why we're going to talk about whether stereotypes really affect the way more people act, We're also going to compare what stereotypes are observed in young einstein's play with real life() First of all, In Einstein's work we can see many stereotypes that mostly affect Albert Einstein, as they prejudate him greatly for his appearance or their way of being and this makes people believe something it's not really, so here are the examples:+ One stereotype that is the most seen in the play is when Philip, Anna and in principle Mike discriminate against Albert for being new, but most of all they discriminate against him because of the way he gets dressed, tell him it's very rare and mock him for the way he gets dressed. This makes people believe that Albert is weird, because of how he dresses or because he has such greasy hair when Albert is actually a very good person and has a lot to prove, he's not weird and he's not weird either, only the boys make everyone believe that he is weird because of the way he dresses, and that's why those who are with him act bad, and they turn away from him because of what they heard.+ Another well-seen stereotype is that they treat him badly for being very intelligent and for being in love with physics, they treat him differently and call him a brainiac for everything he studies and he knows about physics and everything in general. The boys think that because Albert is very Smart he can’t hang out with them  because they’re very rebellious, they don’t study and they spend their time bothering others. That affects Albert because he starts to doubt a lot about what he studies and why he’s so smart. This makes others believe that he is a brainiac and that he spends all day studying, but he is not so. Millie is the only one who realizes she’s very Smart and that’s fine and that’s what she likes most about Albert, that he’s the same and that he doesn’t change anything.+ I also see that they make fun of Albert for not being popular and also because he can’t dance, there’s nothing wrong with that but the boys make fun of him for that and they even take advantage of that, as they know that he’s not that popular and that he’s very smart they use him to pass them the Jobs and the test responses, and because Albert wants to be popular, he does everything to get him into the group.In the play you see a lot that discriminates against a person just because it is at first glance, the way they dress, talk, think, etc., but they don’t really see what it is inside, that it’s displayed in a way doesn’t mean it’s what everyone thinks it is, Albert is a very intelligent person and too kind to others, he provides help and he is with others. I think stereotypes in the play are very usual in real life, they are very common today. In colleges  or universities there are always people who because they are popular do or say what they want from others, not knowing if that affects the other person, there’s always the new guy who suffers a lot from all this that happens and that’s a very horrible thing that keeps happening today. In the play  like Mike to help him be popular with Albert, but by bringing that out I really like how Mike gets to know Albert for real and he ends up befriending him very much, because he knows he’s a good person and that being smart or dressing the way he wants is no reason to discriminate to someone, they just have to be the way they are and they’re going to be accepted as they are, without changing anything in oneself.My opinion of the stereotypes in the play and the stereotype issue  itself that bothers me a lot, the fact of discriminating against someone because  of what  they do, the way he dresses, how he combs his hair, as shown, etc. Every person is free to be what he wants and to show himself to the world as he wants, it was my turn to see Friends of mine suffering because they liked things that most people didn’t and that for those people it was “weird”, it seems to me that we are in a time when many things that once looked bad, like two men kissing or two women kissing,  today it is common and that a lot of people are accepting it, although there are still people who are against this.In conclusion,  i think that everyone is free to do whatever they want in their life, we don’t have to care about what they get to think of us, you have to live and let live, as simple as that.Going back to the play i like Albert to end up accepting that being the way he is, it’s a beautiful thing and he doesn’t have to do anything to get some group or do something to like others, he was himself earned a great friend and also got Millie in love with him, because she likes Albert by the way she really is, her way of being and her essence() In addition, stereotypes in Young Einstein can be compared to what happens in real life. Today the most common stereotypes are: that a woman has to be with a man and vice versa, that the pink color is of women and the blue of men, that woman cannot work in Jobs that are for men, such as constructions, etc., That woman can’t go to the gym, which is weak sex, etc., that men can’t use woman’s stuff and woman can’t use things from means, although today there are many boys wearing chicks and they receive a lot of criticism.For example, many times when there is a couple of the same gender people who are against it tend to discriminate against them, or also when a guy has pink clothes, or a girl has short hair and wears some football shorts, people tend to criticize everything a lot and pointlessly what they don’t think is normal and they don’t realize that deep down people who discriminate them affect them and a lot everything they say. There are also women who are in favor of abortion and women who are not, who have other ideas o thoughts and almost always when there are marches and the two sides come together and others also fight all the time, there is a lot of violence because they think differently and they don’t accept other people’s thinking, they always say that’s what’s wrong and that’s what’s right, and they always fight to see who’s right. The same goes for people’s haircuts, discriminates all the time because they’re not fashionable, or because they don’t like it.Anyway, there are too many stereotypes these days and these affect people a lot, their mood. I’d love for this to be over once and for all and to understand that being different is normal and it’s the healthiest thing there is() In the end, I feel and think it’s not bad for people to be free to do whatever they want, to dress the way they want, to have a different opinion from the rest, etc. I think we’re at a time when we’d have to normalize seeing a couple of the same gender, that colors don’t have genders, that we can dress and cut our hair the way we want, to walk the way we want and that it’s not bad to be different. In fact i think being different is very beautiful, i’m tired of seeing everyday life how they fight or discriminate everyone or how they discriminate against others because they are different, there is not a model a single way of being that we all have to be a part of, we are free, we have to understand that. I’m happy to see people who don’t care what they think of them, are happy and don’t hurt them what they can tell them, hopefully at some point we understand that being different is a nice thing and that it’s not wrong to have different opinions or tastes than others. Like I said before, you have to live and let live, nothing more than that. To be happy and that the rest we don’t care about anything. Trabajo hecho por: Marcos Montero 5to SH

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Stereotypes are a part of our daily life. We hear about stereotypes everyday and everywhere. Every person, young or old, is labelled with either positive or negative stereotypes. Stereotyping is a way of sorting people. Stereotypes affect people’s social lives, emotions, and how they interact with their environment.As I said before, stereotypes are everywhere, it means that society imposed them on us. For example, if we just see how Albert looked like ,  a lot of people will say he’s a weirdo. They don’t even know him but they might say that because of the imposed stereotypes. Like Philip did. Society judges by how other people look, it makes us a superficial community and that’s sad. Therefore there are a lot of people who are like Albert but they are afraid of being themselves just because of stereotypes. We can see this kind of situation when Albert asked Mike if he could help him to be popular. Mike insisted on the fact of liking people just by being yourself but Albert kept trying to change. He wanted to be accepted so hard by Millie that he went to the gym to gain muscle mass.On social media (like Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat), on T.V., in advertisements we can see different types of stereotypes such as gender or beauty stereotypes. These perceptions can damage our personality and the way we perceive ourselves. Beauty stereotypes usually make people develop  low self esteem or in the worst cases eating disorders. It is statistically demonstrated that beauty stereotypes affect most teenagers.In conclusion, we should stop stereotyping everything and everyone, as a society we have to learn to not classify people and break with those standards. 

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Stereotypes are a part of our daily life. We hear about stereotypes everyday and everywhere. Every person, young or old, is labelled with either positive or negative stereotypes. Stereotyping is a way of sorting people. Stereotypes affect people’s social lives, emotions, and how they interact with their environment.As I said before, stereotypes are everywhere, it means that society imposed them on us. For example, if we just see how Albert looked like ,  a lot of people will say he’s a weirdo. They don’t even know him but they might say that because of the imposed stereotypes. Like Philip did. Society judges by how other people look, it makes us a superficial community and that’s sad. Therefore there are a lot of people who are like Albert but they are afraid of being themselves just because of stereotypes. We can see this kind of situation when Albert asked Mike if he could help him to be popular. Mike insisted on the fact of liking people just by being yourself but Albert kept trying to change. He wanted to be accepted so hard by Millie that he went to the gym to gain muscle mass.On social media (like Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat), on T.V., in advertisements we can see different types of stereotypes such as gender or beauty stereotypes. These perceptions can damage our personality and the way we perceive ourselves. Beauty stereotypes usually make people develop  low self esteem or in the worst cases eating disorders. It is statistically demonstrated that beauty stereotypes affect most teenagers.In conclusion, we should stop stereotyping everything and everyone, as a society we have to learn to not classify people and break with those standards. 

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By Agustina G. 5to SH

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The topic is stereotypes and how they affect society, throughout this essay I will say my opinion about this.

In the play “Young Einstein” we can see how they "discriminate" Albert because he likes physics and mathematics, telling him that he is a nerd and that  makes him act shy in front of others.

At present we can always see the stereotypes created by us, such as that wearing glasses is a cause for ridicule, being skinny is a blessing and being fat is for being lazy. These beliefs have created insecurities, self-esteem problems, diseases such as depression and on a physical level such as bulimia and anorexia that are the most common in adolescents.

In my opinion stereotypes are horrible and should not exist, since it is a type of hatred but to a lesser extent either towards ourselves or towards others and it is unnecessary to spend one's life attentive to the problems of another instead of worrying about oneself.
By Jazmin G.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?

Many times  people get carried away by the opinion of the rest or so others do, and try to change as they are because they see that they do well like this and themselves do not,when you can actually get everything you set your mind to being yourself and making the situation want.

At the beginning of the play, we can already see how everyone looks at the new boy, Albert and call him weird when he enters the scene, being the new guy makes everyone look at him as a weird person  because of his different outfit and the fact that he  doesn't look like them, also because he likes things like physics  to other students, that seems weird

This affects Albert as there are two people in particular who treat him badly for being different, and he just wants to make friends.

Albert thinks he has to change in order to get friends, his father, Milllie and Mike tell him he has to be himself in order to get what he wants, but Albert at first thinks he doesn't.

In addition, such situations often happen to teens as they are more influenceable,  then they get carried away by the stereotypes that are in society or those that impose certain people in schools, like for example if you're not popular or don't have many friends you're nobody or treated badly, or if you don't dress like other people, you  are a freak. Such situations can lead to bad times in teens´lives  as it affects their self-esteem and also makes them feel very bad. There are times when they go very far and it can get people to have thoughts so negative that they can never recover or get to the point of wanting to end their lives. It is a very important issue because even as a society we still have a long way to go to change and progress to realize how serious this is is and how  stereotypes can affect us

In conclusion, I think you have to be more this subject, the play is very well done and it is very nice the message that gives in the end, you have to be yourself for everything. You don’t have to let yourself be influenced by anyone under any circumstances, you don’t have to change who we are just because we see someone who is different from us. I think we can get to change this theme from seeing another as a weirdo just because he or she ’s  different, the difference is interesting and if we all realize that we’re going to improve as a society.
By Julieta D.

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-My opinion essay:Recently there has been a lot of talk about stereotypes, their scope, what they cause, whodoes it, etc. But... Does this affect the way people act?Take for example the play "Little Einstein", that play shows how two characters believe theyare superior to Einstein just because they are not "nerds". Here we can see how havingother types of entertainment closes the minds of others, ending with potential friendshipsfrom being formed.In real life, we can see this today, but in a different way. For example, seeing someone witha “punk” appearance and believing that they are violent, or seeing an obese person andbelieving that they do not think well. These thoughts function as a kind of "sense of defense."In conclusion, contrary to popular belief, stereotypes see the way of acting of people whocreate these stereotypes, causing them to act against them, closing their minds withoutletting them get to know different people well.

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-My opinion essay:Recently there has been a lot of talk about stereotypes, their scope, what they cause, whodoes it, etc. But... Does this affect the way people act?Take for example the play "Little Einstein", that play shows how two characters believe theyare superior to Einstein just because they are not "nerds". Here we can see how havingother types of entertainment closes the minds of others, ending with potential friendshipsfrom being formed.In real life, we can see this today, but in a different way. For example, seeing someone witha “punk” appearance and believing that they are violent, or seeing an obese person andbelieving that they do not think well. These thoughts function as a kind of "sense of defense."In conclusion, contrary to popular belief, stereotypes see the way of acting of people whocreate these stereotypes, causing them to act against them, closing their minds withoutletting them get to know different people well.

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By Ian B.

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The question of stereotypes that is much discussed these days is simple and complex at the same time; for a  while we rejected them, we also have them sealed in our DNA, and breaking them becomes a small battle every day.

Of all the stereotypes easily identifiable by any of us; in the play we find the classic nerd and his opposition, the one who works harder for a superficial image than for what is not seen.

A common stereotype is related to thinness to beauty and/or well-being. For example, it is very common for someone to be told “You look so nice! Thinner!" ; without thinking that perhaps it is so because he or she  is going through a health problem. On the other hand, it is quite rare for someone to be told "How good you are! You put on weight!!", because the latter would be taken as an offence.

In my opinion, stereotypes are being loaded in our minds as we grow up and it is very difficult not to have them. Finally, the ideal would be that they do not exist as conditions on how each one should be according to what they choose for their life, and that they should not carry any kind of prejudice.
By Jazmin C.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?
As we know, there are a lot of stereotypes: of gender, age, beauty, adolescence, childhood, and a
hundred more. But, how do this stereotypes affect the people?
Some people say: "Do whatever you want, you only live once" and that is true but say it is easier
than do it. We can see this point in the theatre play when Albert asks his father for advice and
he says "Just be yourself". Albert feels bad because he thinks he won't make any friend by being
himself. So he tries to change his clothes, his way to talk, his muscle mass . He tries to dance
too. Anna and Phillip believe that if a boy is smart, he is a nerd and a weirdo. That stereotype
makes Albert want to change. It is terrible.
Nowadays, when we turn on the TV we see perfect bodies, cool teenagers, blue eyes, women
cleaning things. We receive this information every day. It causes that we want to have that
perfect body, those blue eyes; the teenagers want to be cool and if they aren't, they are weirdos.
This situation gives complexes to people. These complexes make them want to change
theirselves.
In my opinion, on the one hand we have to pay less attention to stereotypes and on the other
hand we have to pay more attention to personalities, not to bodies. Be respectful and demand
respect.

By Valentina R.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?

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In this essay I will talk about the stereotypes and how they are imposed in the play “Young Einstein”.

Stereotypes are a part of our everyday life. We hear stereotypes every day and everywhere. Every person, young or old, is labelled with either positive or negative stereotypes and this affects people’s social lives, emotions, and how people interact with their environment. Stereotypes have an enormous impact on how we feel. That makes people have no motivation; therefore they won’t have good performance at any level in their life.

In the play I can see behavioral stereotypes too, this judges people and labels them according to some specific characteristics when the “new guy” Albert has his first day in the school and their classmates categorize him as a stranger and nerd without knowing him.

Personally only the beauty stereotypes affected me because since I was a child the ideas of the perfect face make me have bad moments.

In conclusion, stereotypes cause people to feel lonely and even sometimes depressed.  It’s also harmful for their environment and their social life. Stop judging people before you even get to know them.

By Leonel L.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?Stereotypes are a huge part of society, and play a big role on social interactions and meeting new people. A stereotype is defined as an idea or pre-judgement based on certain features of a subject. These tend to be usually toxic and not good for anyone, specially the people being judged. In the Theatre play, the stereotypes play a big role in the story since the way some of the students think about Albert without even really knowing him sets a big difficulty for Albert to make friends. The way they judge him is based of almost purely for looks, and his kind of isolated and shy behaviors. Instead of welcoming him, he is trashed by two of his classmates. All this is going to affect Albert directly, since he wants to be a bit more open but he can´t even try. In the same way, these actions and judgements (wich are sometimes subtle) affect people directly. Even if the person affected isn´t told something directly, the way the people think about that person is going to affect their actions towards them instead of being kind or fair.For example, if a teacher really thinks a student is bad and can not study for himself, his actions will subtly lean towards his judgement. For instance, he will not celebrate his highest grades, he will instead probably just think that is not a "big deal" and that is "just his obligation" and "he could do better", therefore causing an indirect effect on the student making him seem that his efforts are worthless. This can apply to almost everyone´s life on a daily basis; bosses devaluating the work of their employees, parents having a favourite son and leaving the other one ignored, and more. On another thing, a lot of suppositions born from ignorance can lead to an incorrect view on society. It is believed that fat people are lazy... or is it that they have a physical and mental illness? It is believed that bad students are just dumb... or is it that the way the teacher talks is not clear enough?  We got to think about these kind of things, because ignorance radiates and generates toxicity and that does not lead to any good thing in life and society.In conclusion, despite stereotypes being a natural and human way to think about social interactions on a daily basis, we got to take control this judgement and cross the line where the way we see others affects them negatively without that judgement being true.

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Do stereotypes affect the way people act?Stereotypes are a huge part of society, and play a big role on social interactions and meeting new people. A stereotype is defined as an idea or pre-judgement based on certain features of a subject. These tend to be usually toxic and not good for anyone, specially the people being judged. In the Theatre play, the stereotypes play a big role in the story since the way some of the students think about Albert without even really knowing him sets a big difficulty for Albert to make friends. The way they judge him is based of almost purely for looks, and his kind of isolated and shy behaviors. Instead of welcoming him, he is trashed by two of his classmates. All this is going to affect Albert directly, since he wants to be a bit more open but he can´t even try. In the same way, these actions and judgements (wich are sometimes subtle) affect people directly. Even if the person affected isn´t told something directly, the way the people think about that person is going to affect their actions towards them instead of being kind or fair.For example, if a teacher really thinks a student is bad and can not study for himself, his actions will subtly lean towards his judgement. For instance, he will not celebrate his highest grades, he will instead probably just think that is not a "big deal" and that is "just his obligation" and "he could do better", therefore causing an indirect effect on the student making him seem that his efforts are worthless. This can apply to almost everyone´s life on a daily basis; bosses devaluating the work of their employees, parents having a favourite son and leaving the other one ignored, and more. On another thing, a lot of suppositions born from ignorance can lead to an incorrect view on society. It is believed that fat people are lazy... or is it that they have a physical and mental illness? It is believed that bad students are just dumb... or is it that the way the teacher talks is not clear enough?  We got to think about these kind of things, because ignorance radiates and generates toxicity and that does not lead to any good thing in life and society.In conclusion, despite stereotypes being a natural and human way to think about social interactions on a daily basis, we got to take control this judgement and cross the line where the way we see others affects them negatively without that judgement being true.

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By Lucio B.

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First of all, stereotypes are the exaggerated perception that one has about a person or group of people who share certain characteristics, qualities and abilities based on what society puts as a "role model".

We are almost always carried away by what people say and prejudge, as in the play "Young Einstein."We can see it when Anna liked Mike but did not approach him because of what her friend said that he was a "nerd" like Albert Einstein since it was in his time using him as if it were something hurtful and bad, which in reality it was.

Today stereotypes continue to affect the lives of people on a daily basis, since the other is always looking for a defect that is not really such as their skin color, their clothes, their sexuality, their nationality, among others. We can see it in different situations, such as when in a barbecue the men remain seated at the table while the women clean or wash the dishes, when in a job the woman has a lower salary than the man for the same position or when they say that the makeup is only for women and playing soccer is only for men.

In conclusion it is in oneself to try to change this, avoiding certain situations through our good actions, there is also a change but obviously it will continue to exist, we have to continue fighting and breaking the barriers of the stereotype with our own love and love for others.

By Romina R.

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For many years, people have categorized different groups based on their appearance, behavior, race, sex, economic condition or nationality. These are known as stereotypes. A stereotype is an image or popular prejudice about different groups of people.

Stereotypes can keep us away from others just by not fulfilling the expectations or wishes of others such as “Young Einstein”, Anna is in love with Mike but prefers to avoid him because her friend says that he is strange and different from the others for being a “nerd” instead of telling her to be happy with whoever she likes.

Currently, with social networks there are more stereotypes. People see little of what others really are, they are more interested in the physical than the opinions or ways of thinking of known "influencers". It is common for people to want to appear to be someone they are not, just to have the approval of others or pressure themselves to comply with stereotypes, all of this can result in anxiety, eating disorders ,depression, cyberbullying and more. Moreover, we can hear how women are criticized for not following the "role of women" or for how they dress, what they do or with whom they have dates. Sometimes, someone's first impression is based on their appearance and then when we get to talk and meet that person, we realize that it was not how we imagined. There are many friends or couples who started with a bad first impression and are now inseparable.

In conclusion, criticisms can affect much more than we imagine. We have to leave the opinions of others aside, and do the right thing: include others,  don't judge by appearances and most importantly, be who we really are.

By Valeria M.

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Part of our social life is influenced by stereotypes. A stereotype is an image or idea that one social group has over another, to which distinctive behaviors, qualities, abilities or traits are attributed in a generalized way.

In the Theater play, stereotypes play an important role. That Albert's colleagues judge him only by his appearance, makes us realize that one of the stereotypes that arise in the play is that for being , for being a studious person, and for not having the same personality and characteristics as a group of people, it makes you a "boring" or "weird" person. Therefore, they did not let Albert belong to their group of friends.

These people are in charge of judging without knowing, and they would have to think about what they are saying can affect the other person.

I believe that stereotypes are "advancing" today because people began to realize how harmful they can be.

There are some stereotypes that most people no longer take into account. For example, "pink for girls, blue for boys, dolls for girls, small cars for boys, doing housework is a women's job and going to work is a man's job."

There are some stereotypes that remain, not in the same way as in the past, but still exist, anyway. . For example, the stereotype of the "perfect body".

My opinion is that I believe that more and more people are putting aside stereotypes, that even though some of them continue to be in our daily lives, hopefully we can all put them aside altogether and that they stop harming us because many of them can be very harmful.

By Melany P.

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Nowadays, teenagers are all the time on social media and the web.
On the Internet, people can see and interact with content and with other people.
This interaction is open and massive, and is a bigger exchange of information and ideas.
Sometimes, this has a positive effect in people's lives, people meet other people with similar
pleasures and talk about it, people can find and follow their family and famous people.
Kids and teenagers, receive and download information like memes, news, general ideas,
and others.
Sometimes, those ideas have other ideas inside, and those ideas aren’t good because they
are fake or bad and have stereotypes. And when kids expose themselves to this, it is a
problem.
This bad information and content affect their daily life and their health.
Today we talk about stereotypes.
The stereotypes are “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular
type of person or thing”, that means, how people are and how they should be. Those
stereotypes can be beauty’s stereotypes, behavioral stereotypes, etcetera.
The problem is what people think, what if they should be like some stereotype, they will be
accepted. Therefore, guys are worried about if their images are good and if they will be
accepted, so they follow trends like diets to be skinny or get nose surgery.
In the play, we can see this when Albert wants to be accepted and he wants Millie to like
him, so he goes to the gym to get big biceps and to be brawny.
We can see behavioral stereotypes too, this judge people and label according “how are they”
and some specific characteristics. You are a “nerd”, you are a “loser”, you are ”cool”. We can
see this when Albert doesn't want to be a Nerd because it isn’t “cool”. When Philip says loser
to the other people because he thinks that they aren’t cool is another example.
Personally Stereotypes affected me a lot because since I was a kid, everyone tells me how I
should be and what I should do, “You are a boy, you must play soccer” or “Don’t cry like a
girl”.
Nowadays the beauty stereotypes affected me more, the idea of “perfect nose” and “no
acne” that I see in social media makes me feel sad and I sometimes have breakdowns.
I usually think about how it would be if I haven't got acne or a perfect nose.
I think what we should delete this ideas and stereotypes because they are stupid and they
make people feel sad and they can lead to worst problems such as depression, low
self-esteem, anxiety. We need to break with these social impositions and we need to
understand that we are beautiful and perfect as we are, we are perfect with “imperfections”.
By Ricardo S.

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In the next text I am going to speak and give my opinion on stereotypes in today's society and in the theatre play "Young Einstein". And I am also going to name the negative effects that these generate on people.

First of all, at the beginning of the play we can already realize that Albert is a nerdy boy of the typical stereotype who loves mathematics and physics. And, at school he suffers from a classmate named Philip who is the "popular", the meanest and most irresponsible character, who bullies him.

What happens with these two boys and their stereotypes is that all his classmates see Albert as a strange or strange boy and weak in personality, and that is why they go over him even though he behaves well with everyone.

And in the case of Philip, all his colleagues are afraid of him, since they do not want to be another victim of him and suffer what those people suffer.

On the other hand, in real life, we also have and suffer from stereotypes, which sometimes make people feel bad about themselves, more than anything physically.

Since, for example, on television we always see men's bodies all marked by their muscles, and women the same, with super marked and detailed bodies.

And this causes people to see these as a physical stereotype, which is very difficult to achieve, and the only thing that it generates is great frustration and disappointment in them, which can sometimes end in certain diseases or very complicated complexes.

My final conclusion with the subject of stereotypes is that all people together have to start little by little to withdraw them, and think that each one is unique as it is, and that there are no beautiful and ugly bodies, nor cute faces and ugly, since as the famous phrase says, "beauty is subjective" and each one is as he is and has to accept himself and also be accepted by others.

By Fabricio T.

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Nowadays, there are many stereotypes in society that change the way people think and act, to the point of thinking that some concepts have always been and will always be the same way. These exist in real life, or even in movies, plays, among other things.

First of all, in the theatre play "Young Einstein," prominent stereotypes appear throughout the play. Such as, that being very intelligent and having a taste for studying is seen as a bad thing, which makes Albert feel a bit discriminated against on his first day, while Phil (one of his new colleagues) uses it as an object of ridicule. Moreover, there is another stereotype that consists of girls wearing a dress, and boys wearing pants and a shirt. In my opinion, why can't girls wear pants like their peers?.

In addition, in the society we live in, many stereotypes are spoken. For example, that blue is for boys and pink for girls; the man is the one who works and the woman is a housewife; men do not cry; women drive badly. However, at present, people are trying to change these structures, because of a clear social inequality between men and women.

In conclusion, I believe that the best thing that could happen in society is that most of the stereotypes already marked are forgotten. I don't say all, because some of them don't affect me in the least. Furthermore, they seriously affect society, they generate arguments and dilemmas among people.

By Thaiel V.

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Stereotypes are a part of our everyday life. We hear stereotypes every day and everywhere.
Sometimes we can find ourselves in a situation where we make stereotypes for a large group of
people. Every person, young or old, is labelled with either positive or negative stereotypes.
Stereotyping is a way that people group each other. Each group is called by name, that doesnt really
fit to everyone in that specific group. Stereotypes affect people’s social lives, emotions, and how
people interact with their environment. (Introduction)
During the play, at the beginning, we can see how the students knew that a new student was coming
to class. They started thinking in different stereotypes of what he would look like, if he was athletic
or a nerd. Later, when the story progresses, Albert tries to change his way of being, looking for
some stereotype of a boy, to be seen by Millie.(Examples from Einstein)
Members of stereotyped groups worry of what they are doing, and this makes them stressed,
because they think that they have to be perfect, in all aspects of their lives! People get tired of being
criticized all the time. When there is no one able to close people’s mouths, they start to become
isolated. In the same way they don’t talk, because they are afraid to say something wrong, so that
they won’t look silly. They are afraid of failure. For example, people seem surprised when they see
men cry or being emotional. They think that men are not allowed to express their feelings, or men
have no feelings at all. Men are not unconscious, they have feelings, but that is just a stereotype and
a generalization from our society. It is easy to see that with are actions and sayings we are trying to
kill emotions and thoughts! We should learn how to control our feelings and emotions, instead of
letting stereotypes control them. (How they live?)
Instead of focusing on all the mistakes of each person, we should start paying more attention of how
unique each person is. Stereotype causes people to feel lonely and even sometimes depressed. It’s
also harmful for their environment and their social life. We should keep stereotypes out of the
picture, even though sometimes we can be victims ourselves. Stop judging people before you even
get to know them.

By Rodrigo B.

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In the next essay I will talk about how stereotypes are imposed in society and in the play
"Young Einstein". Also about how these affect people's attitudes towards other people who
fit those labels.
In the first place, inside of theatre play I can observe the typical stereotypes of the nerd and
bully of a school. For the first case, Albert is shown as a lover of mathematics and physics,
who has a shy, serious and introverted personality, but he is also a good boy with his
classmates. The behavior of the characters in front of Albert consists of categorizing him at
first sight as a stranger, for which reason they treat him with rejection and mockery or even
take advantage of him. In the second case Philip is seen as someone who annoys others for
to feel above them and be popular. He has the role of a silly, lazy, mocking and irresponsible
character. With this stereotype, the rest of the characters take attitudes of subordinates, they
follow Philip's actions without thinking much about it, for the fear to receive the same attacks
as that of the victims.
On the other hand, in real life I can observe gender stereotypes, which designate behaviors,
tastes and attitudes to both women and men. In addition, I can also to observe stereotypes
based about the physical image of people, within labels like thin or fat. We ourselves in our
head have the incorporated idea that this physical quality, for example in the first label is
caused because the person eat little and do a lot of exercise, in the same way in the second
case it is caused because the person eats a lot and has a little physical activity.
In conclusion, I think that the stereotypes that are spread and imposed by society can make
an individual believe that when he meets a person who corresponds with certain
characteristics of a particular label, this other person will behave, speak and think in a
specific way. As a consequence, one will change or use different words or actions to the
everyday ones in front of the other person, by already having a certain prejudice in his head.
Finally, I want to add that fortunately our society is changing and has greatly reduced the
imposition of stereotypes, leaving labels aside to begin to see beyond the outside of people,
to the depth and complexity of the inside of them.

By Magali G.

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Throughout history, different types of stereotypes have developed. It is a general image that is accepted by all the members  in a group or society and it classifies groups people into certain categories according to their characteristics.

Often, stereotypes can make us isolate ourselves from a person seen as "different" because we are based on prejudice, just like in the play called "Young Einstein". A student from the time of Albert Einstein “Anna” really likes another student “Mike” but she avoids him because her friend says that he is a "nerd" just like Albert, and this is seen as weird and different. Although not much is said on the subject, stereotypes also bring emotional and mental consequences that can be serious.

So, I think  before we really meet a person, we only look at a reduced aspect of them: their race, their sex, their sexual orientation, their nacionality, their clothing, etc. Some people believe that stereotypes don’t affect the way they see others. However, we continue to hear in the street people denigrating other people for their sexual choice, people who believe that a man is more efficient than a woman for a job or people criticized for their body on a social network simply for uploading a photo.

To sum up, I believe that stereotypes are generated mainly by the media and more now by social networks. In addition to conditioning the way we see others, it also has severe consequences such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, cyberbullying and more. It is time to use this very useful tool, social networks, to promote self-love and break with traditional models.

By Liz G.

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Do stereotypes affect the hay people act?

In the theatre play young Einstein you can  see how the Main character is annoyed by others, in real life things are very similar, they can even be worse and this affects the actions that the person who is affected takes.

First of all, in the theatre play some of Einstein partners tease him for being "weird" and he tries to do many things for them to stop seeing him as someone weird. In my opinion, what Einstein did is something that many must do to stop being  seen as someone weird and this can lead them to make crazy things.

In addition, the prejudices that are shown in the theatre play can affect much more in real life, some people think that this should not affect people so much but the reality is that it can affect them a lot and is something that is present daily everywhere.  And this makes people do things they don't like to stop being weird. Do everything to stop you from being weird.

To sum up, stereotypes are everywhere and can affect many people psychologically and physically, and what the theatre play shows is a reality that should be given more importance.

By Tiziano C.