FiT Work #13

Teenager's bodies go through many changes. As the body changes, so does one's image of his/her body. The way you feel about your body is called body image. It is easy to be critical of how you look. Popular media (TV, magazines, the Internet) has created a distorted view of the perfect body through "doctored" images where physical flaws have been corrected.

How do you see yourself when you look in the mirror? Many teens and young adults worry about how they look, asking "Am I too fat? Too skinny? Am I ugly, or pretty, or handsome?" Teens and young adults also worry about fitting in with the rest of their peers, while at the same time trying to stand out as an individual.

Click the link below to watch a short video:


Click HERE once you have viewed the video above and are ready to answer your homework questions.  You may need to watch the video more than one time. Answers should be complete sentences for full credit. You MUST remember to click "submit" when you are done or your answers will not go to your teacher!

Remember that you are awesome just the way you are!

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