Exam questions

The exam questions follow the same format each year which are as follows:

1. Give an account of, and evaluate, the research methods you used to investigate your chosen area of (advertising, television drama, world cinema)
OR
1. Give an account of, and evaluate, the research methods you used to investigate the relationship between (Children and the media, Community radio and its audience, crime and the media, politics and the media, sport and the media, women and film)

2. With detailed reference to your specific area of study, discuss and analyse the aspects of (advertising, television drama, world cinema) you have researched.
OR
2. With detailed reference to your specific area of study, discuss and analyse the aspects of the relationship between (
Children and the media, Community radio and its audience, crime and the media, politics and the media, sport and the media, women and film) you have researched

I've arranged for us to visit the library at Newman College to help with your research project. I'll let you know as soon as I've got the date confirmed

Remember to keep adding detail to your blogs - you should do this every week, either in the lesson or elsewhere.
Charlotte/Saima - your blogs are empty!
Lydia - I don't have the correct address for your blog

Just to let you know that we've got a visit from the BBFC examiner on Friday 5th December during periods 3 & 4. These aren't media lessons but I'll inform your other subjects that you're going to miss those lessons. Some of you have film studies with me period 4 so I'll get the rest of the class to join us.

Laura and Helen - glad to see you're following this blog!

Hi all

It's great to see you've all started to use your blogs to log your critical research.
The best way to use it is like an online diary to help you with question 1. Each time you carry out a new piece of research explain where you found it, what it was, how useful it was and why you looked for it etc. This way you will be able to write about your research methods really easily.

Happy researching
Mrs L (aka rolling stone)