Advertising ENG1L. Discussion “Teenagers are strongly influenced by advertising.” AGREE or DISAGREE EXPLAIN/DISCUSS EXPLAIN/DISCUSS This quotation is.

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Advertising ENG1L

Discussion “Teenagers are strongly influenced by advertising.” AGREE or DISAGREE EXPLAIN/DISCUSS EXPLAIN/DISCUSS This quotation is a sweeping generalization. Does it apply to you?

Influence of Advertising

The ABC’s of Brands

Where do you usually find ads? What is the definition of advertisement? Where do you usually find ads? What is the definition of advertisement? What about the classroom? Is the school free from ads? What about the classroom? Is the school free from ads?

Advertisement Defined An advertisement is an item in a newspaper, on television, on the internet, or in a public place, which tries to persuade you to buy something

Challenge: With a partner, explore the school for 5 minutes looking for any form of advertisement. Record your findings on the worksheet provided. Challenge: With a partner, explore the school for 5 minutes looking for any form of advertisement. Record your findings on the worksheet provided.

Advertising Worksheet Directions: Today, while you are at school and as you travel home (whether it is by bus, car or foot) notice the ads that you see. Fill out the following chart: Where is the ad? What is the ad for? What is the ad for? Do you use the product?