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Happy and able to take their place in society.

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Happy and able to take their place in society.

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Media is narrowed and has a certain purpose. Presentation of books and music having a certain culture in mind.

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story’s show people as one thing, as only one thing, over and over again

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story’s show people as one thing, as only one thing, over and over again

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Single story may turn into the only story

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Challenge children’s views

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Stories needs to be balances

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Single stories very easily allow stereotypes to form. Often popular images, news etc dictate what people's perceptions are of places

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Perception of stories being incomplete and narrow instead of using a variety of representations to present place as a whole.

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When learning about places or people, you need to ensure children are getting a whole picture, not just a single story

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It makes our recognition of our equal humanity difficult. It emphasizes how we are different rather than how we are similar

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It makes our recognition of our equal humanity difficult. It emphasizes how we are different rather than how we are similar

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Single stories can demonstrate how we are different more than how we are similar and makes our recognition of human equality difficult.

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Impressionable and vulnerable to stories - particularly children
Unintended consequence that children can't see themselves being represented
Single story - having only one assumption of people/places e.g. Africa being full of poverty and war - this image is developed by literature and media coverage

Just as important to tell all the stories of a place both negative and positive

Single story recognises how we are different not how we are similar

Stories can be used to empower

There is more than one type of story about all places - important to respect this and give children access to both sides of the story.

Ensuring that perspectives are not based solely on the views constructed by media and literature

Ensuring that children within the school feel represented within learning and not subject to a single story

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I had a single story image before watching this

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Having a single story can; led to stereotyping
emphases difference and the lack of human equality

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From reading English literature, children from completely different cultures can create anglicised ideas of how to write their own stories.

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I was able to relate to it really well. Share a similar point of view to myself

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It is important to consider multiple perspectives in order to have a well-rounded view.