Perspective

Synthesis

laura madriñan Serna, Maria jose negret, Isabella Osorio and Maria Jose Perez may 27 2012
what we can conclude here is that people, young and old, like candies, however they prefer to have healthier snacks because they like them more, they're better for their body and because they want to show a good example to kids. people like candies but not at all times. Also we can see that the majority of teachers dont like when they give them type of sweets in Inset days but some of them (at least some of the ones we interview) give candies to their students when they make something good.. wait a minute we know how this is called? a yes is call REWARDING... And is not only happening at home us you could see also at school. We have been thinking about this key concept question and noticed that not all people think sweets are important. Therefore a better question could be:
 * Laura and Maria Jose Negret **

What do people think about candies? Media Summary: WOW an advertising of Snickers is showing that image? and worst is showing that message this seems to be like pin pop commercials but the difference they have are: I think they are ugly and awful but if kids like them (specially boys) they will wacht them all the time and they grow up with an advanced age... This need to be in perspective because was in a woman's blog... so this is what she thinks. []
 * Laura Madriñan Serna and maria jose negret 3-06-12 **
 * they are different companies, and products.
 * They are different type of advertisements one of commercials and the other one of advertising.
 * One is involving kids the other one adults.

Snickers Ad Tells Men To Eat Chocolate Before Sex Today in "most ridiculous advertising claims," candy company Mars Inc. tells men that eating a Snickers bar will help them in the bedroom. Apparently, consuming the peanut-caramel-nougat treat will make one's fingers more agile -- and all the more able to undo a woman's bra. The tag line? "You're not you when you're hungry. Snickers satisfies." Huh? I know that "sex sells" and all, but this ad is just plain confusing. Some thoughts:


 * I'm not sure if hunger is the thing that stops most people from engaging in a sexual tryst. Here are some things that hunger might actually prevent you from doing: working productively, falling asleep, engaging in a discussion with a friend about anything other than food.


 * If you were really that hungry, why would you choose a Snickers to satisfy that craving? There are so many superior foods out there. (Give me a good Saag Paneer over a Snickers bar any day.)

If you do decide to get your candy bar fix before your next sexual encounter, probably best to follow Tim Nudd from AdWeek's advice : "Brush your teeth first." Summary: commercials what can I say about them, if approximately 20 thousand commercials of candies, cokes, and fast food were taken out from kids channels in Perú and doctors like Enrike Perez Pozo are saying they are bad for the kids brains because they grow up with advance age cause by the way the show the product I think commercials have a negative effect on the society by fast food, coke and candies... Televisión: Se emiten 20 mil comerciales de comida chatarra // 02 de junio de 2012 ** • ** 11:30 // Casi 20 mil comerciales de[|comida "chatarra"] se emiten al año en el horario familiar de la televisión peruana, donde los niños y adolescentes son los más vulnerables a la sugestión para consumir estos productos, reveló hoy el médico nefrólogo Enrique Pérez Pozo. El especialista señaló que cada cinco minutos se emite por televisión publicidad sobre alimentos, siendo uno de los rubros de mayor inversión desde hace varias décadas. “Esta publicidad ofrece bebidas gaseosas, golosinas y otros productos con elevadas cantidades de grasas saturadas, sal y azúcar, así como otros insumos químicos que pueden afectar la salud de las personas”, manifestó. Sostuvo que si desde temprana edad la población empieza a consumir con frecuencia estos alimentos de escaso valor nutritivo, pero de gran concentración de sustancias dañinas, se crean las condiciones para tener personas con sobrepeso y obesidad, además de alergicas. La obesidad y el sobrepeso no controlados degeneran en cuadros de diabetes, hipertensión, problemas cardiovasculares, insuficiencia renal, y hasta cáncer, apuntó. “En muchos hogares los padres salen a trabajar y dejan a sus hijos solos. Al ver la televisión, los menores quedan expuestos a la emisión intensa de publicidad que los induce, con variadas estrategias de marketing, a consumir toda clase de bebidas gaseosas, frituras y golosinas. Ellos no tienen a nadie que les advierta del riesgo de alimentarse con esos productos”, afirmó. <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #5d5850; display: block; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; text-align: left; vertical-align: baseline;">Pérez Pozo consideró que ante esta situación de vulnerabilidad, las autoridades peruanas competentes deberían regular la emisión de publicidad de alimentos y bebidas, sobre todo en el horario de protección al menor. <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #5d5850; display: block; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; text-align: left; vertical-align: baseline;">Recordó que la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) publicó en el año 2010 el documento “Conjunto de recomendaciones sobre la promoción de alimentos y bebidas no alcohólicas dirigidas a los niños” el cual debería servir de guía a las autoridades sobre este tema. <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #5d5850; display: block; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; text-align: left; vertical-align: baseline;">Afirmó que es necesario un acuerdo entre las autoridades y las empresas que fabrican comestibles, para que se advierta a la población –como se hace con las bebidas alcohólicas- sobre los riesgos para la salud en caso de consumir en exceso productos ricos en grasas saturadas, azúcar, sal, colorantes u otros insumos químicos. <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #5d5850; display: block; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; text-align: left; vertical-align: baseline;">Pérez Pozo es médico cirujano graduado de la Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa y tiene licenciatura en medicina y cirugía por el Ministerio de Educación y Ciencias de España. Se especializó en nefrología por la Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia y en España.
 * <span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #333333; display: block; font-family: Georgia,Century,Times,serif; text-align: left;">If I don't eat a Snickers will I be unable to take my bra off when I want to go to sleep?
 * Laura Madriñan 03-06-12: **

Surveys: Summaries: We make a "little" survey about how many kids have chew gum at school and how does the teachers have punish them, and the funny thing is that this rule doesn't exist in the "manual de convivencia", if you want to prove this go to our LOI 2 and you will see that this rule is a lie. or lets better put it on this page so you can see... The worst thing of this problem is that there's a rule that provides to interrupt classes and the boys now a days interrupt every minute! And they have not being punish the same us the chewing gum problem...
 * Laura Madriñan Serna, Maria Jose Negret, Isabella osorio, maria jose perez 29-05-12: **

Summaries: We interview many teachers in primary and pre primary talking about that on inset days we knew they give them us a snack cupcakes, chocolate cakes, other flavor cakes, etc. And we notice that more than the half (27) of the teachers say they DON'T like when they give them those type of snacks saying the following reasons: And the minor of the teacher (10) say that they like the cupcakes, and all of that they give them but if they will choose they will prefer other type of things just like: This means that teachers are really eating does things with out liking them, so this is the perspective form teachers and I'm with them! we are going to talk with ms patricia so we can solve this inset days problem. Interview for teacher in pre- primary and primary ** Laura Madriñan, Isabella Osorio,Maria jose Perez and Maria jose Negret **
 * Laura madriñan Serna Maria Jose Negret, **** Isabella Osorio and **** Maria Jose Perez 24 may 2012 **
 * 1) The sweets is not good in the morning.
 * 2) I don't like sweets.
 * 3) The sweets make me put angry.
 * 4) the sweets in the morning make me tired at the end of the day.
 * 5) I'll rather take something more salted.
 * 6) Its depends on the weather (x2)
 * 7) sweets make me fatter.
 * 1) Lulada.
 * 2) Salpicon
 * 3) Empanadas con aji
 * 4) empanadas de pollo
 * 5) pastelitos la locura
 * 6) a fruit salad.
 * 7) natural juice.
 * 8) fruits.
 * 9) vegetables.
 * 10) nuts.

SUMMARY
ISABELLA OSORIO, MARIA JOSE NEGRET, MARIA JOSE PEREZ, LAURA MADRIÑAN 26 MAY 2012 Here, even though you can't see so clear the tally, it shows the 1.name and class of the teacher, 2.if they like/dislike to have candies as a snack in inset days, 3.why/why not?, 4.their ideal snack and 5.why? we can see clearly that the red/green marks show what the teachers think about the second question. the majority of them said they dislike it. Why? here we will give you there answers: = PRIOR KNOWLEDGE = Well... We think this is I hard question to answer because cause is prior knowledge and the question is for kind of interviews, i will just answer like if someone was telling me; I think that sweets are very,but super hyper mega important for our lives and society because we use them for many different things, such us celebrations, parties, friendship, love, sometimes for making things good, peoples work, etc. (obiously apart of eating) but I also thing they are not so bad us people say in the way of health because we us humans have forget this PHRASE: ALL OVER IS BAD ... I think is more based on how it affects our society?
 * Maria Jose Negret, Laura Madriñan Serna 10-5-12 **

Isabella Osorio 15 May 2012
I think people think before answering this question we should divide the perspectives of every person. a kid, obviously think candies are the biggest beautifulest and delicious thing in the world. for a parent this might be the thing that spoil its diet and make their kids get fat but its a tool to manipulate their children. to a factory worker it might be the product that holds his life, they depend on them because when they make them people have to buy them so they can suport their families. and for a doctor (dentist) it might be the biggest reason why he has patients but a big problem for kids and his teeth.

Question Why do people think sweets are so important? PRIOR KNOWLEDGE

**maria jose negret, Isabella Osorio 8 May 2012**
People think sweets are really important because they're used to eat many sweets and when they stop eating them they just don't know what to eat because they just want sweets. In the other hand, they don't just eat them they see their advertisements in tv, streets, etc people will get bored with a fruit or veggie advertisement, they want to see sweets because as i've just said they prefer to eat a candy than a lettuce. = INTERVIEW =

Maria Jose Negret 05-05-12
The questions of the interviews that I design were: 1) Whats your name? 2) Which grade are you in? 3) How old are you? 4)Do you like sweets? 5) Why do you think sweets are important?

Based on the answers of the people that I interview, I come to the conclusion that 100% of them like sweets. The 10% said that sweets are important because without them halloween wouldnt exist. The 50% said that they are important because they give energy to your body. 10% said that they are important because they make yourself be happy and enthusiasm. The 20% said that they are important because we need them to maintain our body healthy, and finally the last 10% said that they are important because they are delicious.

In this video you can found all the interviews I made, with the name of the people that I interview, and the answers to the questions of the interviews that I designe. Also you can compare the answers of the people, for example, the answers of a woman of 46 years old and a girl of 9 years old. Hope you like it!
 * VIDEO: **

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= EXPERIENCE = Laura Madriñan Serna 6-05-12 According to the video that Maria Jose Negret made, I could see that including a mum likes sweets, I reflect about it and I thought that kids make what the parents make because they are sometimes their idols so if a mum likes sweets theres could be a high percentage that the kids like it too.

COMMENT ISABELLA OSORIO 26 may 2012 according with what both of the girls said i really think that laura got to a very important point, the video, i think it really shows a good example of the conflict that's occurring.