1º slide… INTRODUCTION

Good afternoon.
In this work I am going to talk
about the media and address a subject related to it
that I think is very important for us teenagers.

But, what does midia mean?

Ler a definição de midia.
 THE MEDIA

MEDIA is a channel of communication. It is the vehicle that carries a

message from one person to another, or from one group of people to another.
2º slide: There are two types of
midia…
 TRADITIONAL MEDIA
Includes print media, such as newspapers and books,
and broadcast media, such as television and radio.
 NEW MEDIA
Includes digital media, such as the
Internet and Social Media.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
As we know…
Media has been around for ages – from the early days of cave paintings to today’s mass media
channels. Throughout history, there have been major changes in the way that media is produced
and consumed.

THE EVOLUTION OF MEDIA

 The great media revolution came with the invention of
the printing press in the 15th century, which led to
mass production of books and an increase in literacy
rates.

 Later, in the early 20th century,

the rise of radio brought a new
form of communication that could
reach a mass audience.

 The development of television in

the mid-20th century brought
about yet another revolution in
media.
But…
 The bombastic evolution in the media
happened with the invention of the
internet at the end of the 20th
century, which allowed people to
communicate in new ways, such as
through e-mails, blogs and social
networks, allowing them to connect
and share information on a large
scale.
 The bombastic evolution in the media happened with the invention of the internet at the
end of the 20th century, which allowed people to communicate in new ways, such as
through e-mails, blogs and social networks, allowing them to connect and share information
on a large scale.
The advent of computers brought a new kind of
screen time. People can now work and play on
their computers for hours on end. The internet
made it possible to connect with others from all
over the world.
The Age of Smartphones
Smartphones have changed the way we
consume media. We can now watch
videos, listen to music, and scroll
through social media all on one device.
Notifications keep us constantly
connected to the world.
Vamos refletir…
INCREASED CONSUMPTION OF THE NEW MEDIA IN TEENS
The invention of the internet combined with the evolution of technology in recent decades has
completely changed the consumption and relationship of teens with the media, causing a great
impact on their behavior and lifestyle.

Teenagers today are consuming media at

an unprecedented rate, with the average
teenager spending over 7 hours a day on
their devices. Social media, streaming
services, and online gaming are among
the most popular activities.
Before the advent of the internet and new technologies, teenagers used to communicate and
socialize with friends "face to face" and spend time together in the "real world".
Nowadays teenagers live in a “virtual” world, where platforms such as
Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter and online gaming sites allow
them to share their lives and connect with friends on a global scale,
which is the main way of communication between them.
Many of the discipline problems in the classroom, lack of concentration, drowsiness,
irritability, mood swings, are due to using the cell phone too late, which prevents the
necessary rest.
 INFLUENCE OF NEW MEDIA AND CONSEQUENCES
ON ADOLESCENTS

NEW
MEDIA

Studies have shown that excessive screen time can negatively impact a
teenager’s life.
Among the most common issues are:
 PHISICAL HEALTH

SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE
INCREASED DAYTIME SLEEPINESS

SLEEP PROBLEMS
OBESITY

DECREASED SLEEP DURATION

HEART DESEASE

POOR SLEEP QUALITY TYPE 2 DIABETES

MENTAL HEALTH

COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
(SCHOOL ABILITY AFFECTED)
DEPRESSION
ATTENTION DIFFICULTIES

ANXIETY & FEAR

LOWER GRADES
ADDICTION
Social media use has been linked
to
lower self-esteem and body
image
issues in teenagers. Constant
exposure
to unrealistic beauty standards
and the
pressure to present a curated
online
persona can contribute to
feelings of
inadequacy

Social media use has been linked
to lower self-esteem and body
image issues in teenagers.
Constant exposure to unrealistic
beauty standards and the
pressure to present an acurated
online person can contribute to
feelings of inadequacy.
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL DEVELPMENT

leads to

AGRESSION
 SOME OF THE KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
TRADICIONAL AND NEW MEDIA
THE WAY IT IS PRODUCED: Traditional media is typically produced by large media
companies, while new media is often produced by individuals or small groups.

THE WAY IT IS CONSUMED: Traditional media is generally consumed passively, while new
media is often consumed actively.

THE WAY IT IS DISTRIBUTED: Traditional media is distributed through channels such as

television and radio, while new media is often distributed online.

THE WAY IT IS ACCESSED: Traditional media is typically accessed through broadcast or

print, while new media is often accessed through digital channels.
 ADVANTAGES AND DISAVANTAGES OF
TRADICIONAL AND NEW MEDIA

TRADITIONAL MEDIA:
Has the advantage of being well-established and having a wide reach. It also generally has
more credibility than new media, as it is seen as being more trustworthy and less biased.
However, traditional media can be quite expensive to produce and distribute, and it can be
difficult to target a specific audience.

NEW MEDIA:
New media has the advantage of being more affordable and easier to produce and distribute.
It is also more accessible, as people can access it from anywhere in the world with an Internet
connection. Additionally, new media is often more engaging than traditional media, as it
encourages active participation and interaction. However, new media can sometimes be seen as
less credible than traditional media, as anyone can produce and distribute it.
The advancement of tecnologies makes young people spend more and more time in front of a screen.
Social Media Explosion