- Please make sure you've taken the feedback on board, was it missing any areas? Did you over complicate the presentation of reports and mark schemes. Remember it's for everyone's revision.
- Make sure you've fed back on teachers' comments and asked about any area in particular you're still not sure about
- Mocks will be returned Friday 6th May - upload any gaps, comments and focus your areas of revision
- As a general observation, areas not covered enough are consumption/exchange, audiences (local, national, global) and independent films and companies
- Go through past A grade papers for ideas on how to structure and what to include
- give yourself timed essays to do
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Students become the masters
Aim: 20-30 minute presentation tackling how to answer previous exam questions
We are going to cover all past papers and you are going to teach us how to answer the questions.
http://www.ocr.org.uk/i-want-to/download-past-papers/
Scroll down - subject Media and Communication/ Type AS/A level/Qualification Media
Choose the month and year you've been assigned and print off the mark scheme and the report for that series. So you should have an exam paper, a mark scheme and a report. Read through and highlight comments that will be useful to share.
Find ways of making your presentation interesting, think of any good ways your teacher has helped you in revision and understanding of exams in the past. Plan a useful and practical q and a perhaps, a memory task etc
At its most basic your presentation should include:
- question, report and overall pointers for students
- underlining the main points of the question, what is it really asking you for?
- a breakdown of how you would plan the question if it was given to you in the exam with a paragraph by paragraph suggestions
- time at the end for questions and discussion
We are going to cover all past papers and you are going to teach us how to answer the questions.
http://www.ocr.org.uk/i-want-to/download-past-papers/
Scroll down - subject Media and Communication/ Type AS/A level/Qualification Media
Choose the month and year you've been assigned and print off the mark scheme and the report for that series. So you should have an exam paper, a mark scheme and a report. Read through and highlight comments that will be useful to share.
Find ways of making your presentation interesting, think of any good ways your teacher has helped you in revision and understanding of exams in the past. Plan a useful and practical q and a perhaps, a memory task etc
At its most basic your presentation should include:
- question, report and overall pointers for students
- underlining the main points of the question, what is it really asking you for?
- a breakdown of how you would plan the question if it was given to you in the exam with a paragraph by paragraph suggestions
- time at the end for questions and discussion
Easter Revision Tips
TV Drama
- Practise writing excellent what, where, why notes looking on youtube for G322 clips and applying it to representations. Excellent notes makes an easier essay to write.
FILM INDUSTRY - learn this
What do the seven areas mean?
This revision booklet is a little out of date (exam questions, digital technologies and case studies) but it's an easy read and it covers quite comprehensively the seven areas the exam board wants you to be aware of. These are crucial.
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