October Media assessment learner response

 WWW: This is a strong assessment with clear potential to move higher. You have engaged with each question and reached the mid-levels of the mark scheme with solid knowledge of media language. Now we want to develop the exam technique to access the top levels

EBI: You need more depth and detail for the higher question (8 and 12 mark questions)Annotating the media product will help you write more-both in terms of aspects of the text and the range of possible meanings

-Organise your writing: paragraphs will help you show the examiner the range of points you are making

2)

Q1: 1/1

Q2: 1/1

Q3: 4/12

Q4: 2/2

Q5: 4/6

Q6: 4/8

3) I think Question 5 is one of my stronger questions i did better in this question because i had to represent how the audience feel.

4) I think Question 3 is my weaker questions because i'm not good at communicating meanings of the question.


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