Designed to accompany the Student Book, this practical and concise Revision Guide supports students preparing for their WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Media Studies assessment.
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Written by an experienced Media Studies teacher and examiner and presented in a clear and straightforward way making it accessible and easy to use
Key information from the theoretical framework underpinning media studies is reinforced and applied to a range of media forms and products through features including ‘Checklists’, ‘Quickfire revision’ questions and tasks and ‘Have a go’ activities
Simple, colourful presentation along with plenty of activities will engage students and help keep them motivated throughout their revision
Exam focus sections offer a breakdown of exam papers and assessment objectives helping students refine the skills they need for assessment
Click here to download suggested answers to the Quickfire Revision questions and Have a Go activities.
Contents:
How to use this book
Chapter 1 Structure of the specification/assessment requirements
Chapter 2 Revising the Theoretical Framework
Chapter 3 Component 1: Section A Exploring Media Language and
Representation
Component 1: Section B Exploring Media Industries and
Audiences
Chapter 4 Exam Focus: Component 1 Assessment
Chapter 5 Component 2 Section A: Television
Component 2 Section B Music Video and Online Media
Chapter 6 Exam Focus: Component 2 Assessment
Chapter 7 Component 3: GCSE Media Production
1 Television/Online
2 Magazines/Online
3 Film Marketing
4 Music marketing: Music Video/Online
Chapter 8 Submitting the production
Quickfire answers
Glossary
About the author:
Hayley Sheard is an experienced examiner and is currently a senior moderator for a major awarding body. She taught in the sixth form sector for over fifteen years where she was also Head of Media Studies. Hayley has extensive experience of delivering training and CPD to teachers across the country.
Please note: Some of the set products in the Eduqas GCSE, AS and A Level specification have been changed for assessment in 2021 to make them more current, or where support material is no longer available. However, the forms and the elements of the theoretical framework covered remain the same. With regard to newspapers and radio the products have simply been updated. All of the material in the Student Books and Revision Guides continues to be relevant and applicable to the new products.
Download the Eduqas GCSE and GCE Set Product changes here. |