Friday the 23rd of February 2018

Anchor Report/ Introduction-
And now over to Trinity Bale and her special feature on Mental illness in Teenagers.

Report-
According to a recent report 1 in 4 people with suffer from some kind of mental illness each year, which may seem like a large amount, however there are over 200 classified mental illness'. And one of the most renowned ages that seems to suffer from mental illness are teenagers. according to a recent study, out of 30,000 students aged 14-15, one in 3 girls suffered from anxiety or depression. It had also been noted that the rate of anxiety and depression in males had dropped since 2005. The reason why teenagers may suffer from such mental illnesses as anxiety and depression, which may be due to the pressures of everyday life and exams, as well as drama from peers and friends. However, with teenagers suffering from mental illnesses comes the problem of distinguishing it from normal teenage behaviour. That's why it's always best to speak to someone if you ever feel like you may be suffering from a mental illness. And now here is ____, a professional therapist with knowledge of mental illnesses in teenagers.
Another reason teenagers may begin to suffer from mental illnesses could be from pressures online as the ideal figures of girls and boys are constantly being shared and liked as well as broadcasted straight to a teenager's homepage. And now here is an interview with ___, a teenager suffering from ____.

Friday the 2nd of February 2018

L/o:To research and plan an effective news report
Who-Teenagers in the UK.

What-The rise in mental illness in teenagers across the UK.

When-Now.

Where-In the UK.

Why-

Approximately 1 in 4 people in the UK will experiencea mental health problem each year [1]. In England, 1 in 6 people report experiencing a common mental health problem (such as anxiety and depression) in any given week [2].

There are more than 200 classified forms of mental illness. Some of the more common disorders are: clinical depression, bipolar disorder, dementia, schizophrenia and anxiety disorders. Symptoms may include changes in mood, personality, personal habits and/or social withdrawal.

30,000 pupils aged 14-15, more than one in three teen girls suffer from anxiety or depression. ... In fact, depression and anxiety in boys had actually fallen since 2005.16 Mar 2017

Normal teenagers are often moody due to hormonal and physical changes that happen during puberty. However, when mental illness is involved, it may be difficult to differentiate “normal teenage behaviour” from the symptoms of depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties. Along with the teenage years comes drama.

I can interview Miss Gilbert
Interview questions:
- For the expert:
Do you think that there has been a rise in mental illness or has it always been there?
(If so, why has it happened?)
What is the most common mental illness in teenagers you've come across in your career?
What's the age range that most teenagers are when they come to you for help with their mental illness?
What's the leading cause for most teenagers?

For the person suffering:
What's it like in your everyday life?
How aware of mental illness were you before you were diagnosed?
What mental illness do you suffer from?
How do you feel about stereotyping of certain mental illnesses?
How did your family and friends react to finding out about your mental illness?

Wednesday the 24th of January 2018

School Report 
L/O: To investigate how news programmes target different audiences

These are the ten most read stories of this week, below that is my order of how important they are to me:

• 1Elton John to make statement on future
• 2Great Ormond Street Hospital shuns scandal charity
• 3Deaf mum sues Little Mix promoter in sign language row
• 4Wimbledon antiques dealer admits strangling daughter with dressing gown cord
• 5Cape Town water crisis: 'My wife doesn't shower any more'
• 65 things we learned on the NTAs red carpet
• 7Hundreds of cases dropped over evidence disclosure failings
• 8Why stress makes you fat
• 9Camels banned from Saudi beauty contest over Botox
• 10Road use charges should be tailored to drivers, says report
  
  
  
  Wimbledon antiques  1dealer   admits strangling daughter with dressing gown cord
  Great Ormond Street  2Hospital shuns scandal charity
  
  Elton John to make 6statement on future
  Camels banned from Saudi   9 beauty contest over Botox5 things we learned on the  10NTAs   red carpet
  
  
  
  Radio 1 news beats is for teenagers as they news stories are all for there younger people who are more into celebrities. The 10 0 clock news is target towards more older people from 18 over and adults. Interests could be current affairs and politics. You would be living in the UK. Spot light would be almost the same apart from that they live in Cornwall.

i can interview fans of social media or dan and phill or Jackcepticeye.

School Report 2

Friday the 198th of January 2018
School Report
L/O: To research possible stories for the BBC School Report

http://www.pennapowers.com/how-much-do-youtubers-make/
http://tubularinsights.com/13-24-watching-more-youtube-than-tv/

The younger viewers are, the more likely they identify with YouTube stars more than TV/movie stars with an astounding 59% of 13 year olds following them on social media vs. only 32% for TV/Movie stars.

• In a recent study by Variety magazine, 6 out of the top 10 influencers for 13-18 year olds were YouTube stars
• Both YouTube and TV/Movie stars scored well for aspirational traits like “has unique talents” or “someone I look up to”
• YouTube stars were more often described with traits that show high relatability like “just like me” or “someone I trust”
• 1,000 views –> 150 views of people completing the ad
  $.18 per view x 150 views = $27 charged to advertiser
  $27 advertiser charge x 68% revenue share = $18 paid to content creator per 1,000 views
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Social media taking over.
  You tubers and such.
  Online
  Happening now.
  Happened because of the rising popularity of social media.

Friday the 12th of January 2018
Fake News
L/O: To explore the concept of fake news and how to spot it.

Fake News- False information used to shape your views or opinions or ideas. It is used to control and manipulate people!!!

Here are some examples of some fake news stories:

Already hearing the name Donald Trump rings alarm bells in anyone reading this' head as Donald Trump is known to be a part of hundreds upon hundreds if fake bows stories and even says himself that some news stories are 'Fake news'. However some poor people may believe this to be true as Donald Trump is famous for doing and saying some pretty ridiculous things. Either way this is too ridiculous to be real but also the ridiculous kind of thing Donald Trump would do, making it sound like it is real.

This is just there kinda creepy thing that would be shared on social media everywhere

School Report

Wednesday the 10th of January 2018

School Report

L/O: To discuss various types of news and identify possible stories worth researching

• charities (social media and such)

 Chirpify and Soldsie connect users' bank or Paypal accounts to their social media account, allowing users to buy items or services by tweeting someone with a particular word.

 

• Youtube role models

Friday the 1st of December 2017

Version two of my shootout poster:

In this version of my poster i have made the title bolder and changed it so that it haas not got a gradient. I have also added in the new version of Callum's photo which makes my poster look much more realistic and improves the overall look of it.