My Health teacher mentioned that this content is “too dark” for my presentation, so I need to rewrite it. What are your thoughts?
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It’s hard to give a definitive opinion without knowing the specific content of what you were planning to present. If your Health teacher feels that the material might be too dark, it could be worth considering their perspective on how it may impact your audience. Health topics can be sensitive, and it’s important to present information in a way that’s informative without being overwhelming or distressing.
You might want to think about whether the content addresses important issues in a constructive way or if it might evoke negative emotions that could distract from your key points. If you feel strongly about your topic being relevant, maybe try to find a balance by presenting the information in a more hopeful or solution-oriented light. It could also help to get feedback from classmates to see how they respond. What do you think?