Lesson 1

PHOTO 1

The photo is see includes nauseous looking people on a boat. They are surrounded by smoke and water. They all wear anxious terror on their faces, each one looking more stressed than the other. The boat isn’t grand but it can fit 20-25 passengers.
Seeing as there is smoke, their home is lit in flames. They are breathing in all the smoke, which can be dry and toxic for the lungs. That explains their uneasy expressions.
It seems to me that they are advancing away to be safe from the fire. When the problem is solved, they can happily return to their home.

The whole picture is overwhelmingly red. There is a young boy wearing a mask. It’s very dim but I think he is surrounded by water and smoke on a small boat? He looks strained.
There is too much red and smoke. The sky is red! He is on a rather small boat with another. Makes sense why he and another are escaping or being rescued.
He escapes the smoky waters, arriving at a safe and less suffocating area.

The art on the street wall is the Australian prime minister, Scott Morrison, surrounded and burned by fire, exclaiming “This is fine”. This art is an imitation of “This is fine” meme by @lushsux
The photo represents Scott Morrison doing nothing about the bush fire in Australia. The photo doesn’t shine him in a bright light.
Scott engulfed in flames is on display for people to have a negative view and make a mockery of the Australian Prime Minister.

This is a bar graph which records student’s opinions on what they think of climate change:

The right side being the “I want to do something for climate change but I can’t”.

The centre states “I can only do little things that may or may not change anything”.

The left side being “I want to dedicate my life to climate change!”.