A diverse and detailed unit focused upon Television Game Shows (Unit 1) for the AQA GCSE Media Studies 2017 exam. This unit focuses upon television game show sub-genres and conventions; game show gratifications and audience theory; institutional aspects and representations; the role and importance of the host; in-depth analysis of game show opening sequences and final rounds; and television game show marketing campaigns. The SOW features in in-depth overview of the unit's expectations, including requirements for the formal examination. Also included is a full television game shows mock exam, and 8 weeks of independent research (4 to prepare for the mock exam, 4 to prepare for the final Unit 1 Exam).
This detailed and high quality unit includes:
* 28 lesson plans (with 13 differentiation strategies)
* 46 slide PowerPoint presentation (divided into lessons)
* All resources and worksheets (14 sheets)
* Mock exam and mock prelimary material
Note 1: The 2016 Science Fiction Films mark scheme can be used to assess mock exams - this is available on the AQA website.
Note 2: Youtube links to game show clips are included in the notes section of the PowerPoint, beneath the slides!
Unit's lessons include:
* An overview of the exam and what is expected/how to achieve higher marks
* Identifying and exploring game show sub-genres - celebrity panel, challenge, children's, comedy, dating, puzzle, quiz, technological
* Exploring sub-genre codes and conventions
* Exploring game show gratifications and linking with example shows
* Apply audience appeal theory to game shows - Thinkers, Makers, Experiencers and Achievers
* Applying narrative structure to game shows - exposition, conflict, build-up, jeopardy, resolution
* Comparing representations in similar game shows - 'Total Wipeout' and 'Ninja Warrior UK'
* Exploring the role and importance of the host - 'Through the Keyhole' and 'Tipping Point'
* How to effectively market and advertise a new television game show
* Analysing opening sequences and final rounds - 'The Chase' and 'The Cube'
* 4 weeks of independent research to prepare for mock exam
* Unit 1 mock exam
* 4 weeks of independent research to prepare for formal Unit 1 Exam
This detailed and high quality unit includes:
* 28 lesson plans (with 13 differentiation strategies)
* 46 slide PowerPoint presentation (divided into lessons)
* All resources and worksheets (14 sheets)
* Mock exam and mock prelimary material
Note 1: The 2016 Science Fiction Films mark scheme can be used to assess mock exams - this is available on the AQA website.
Note 2: Youtube links to game show clips are included in the notes section of the PowerPoint, beneath the slides!
Unit's lessons include:
* An overview of the exam and what is expected/how to achieve higher marks
* Identifying and exploring game show sub-genres - celebrity panel, challenge, children's, comedy, dating, puzzle, quiz, technological
* Exploring sub-genre codes and conventions
* Exploring game show gratifications and linking with example shows
* Apply audience appeal theory to game shows - Thinkers, Makers, Experiencers and Achievers
* Applying narrative structure to game shows - exposition, conflict, build-up, jeopardy, resolution
* Comparing representations in similar game shows - 'Total Wipeout' and 'Ninja Warrior UK'
* Exploring the role and importance of the host - 'Through the Keyhole' and 'Tipping Point'
* How to effectively market and advertise a new television game show
* Analysing opening sequences and final rounds - 'The Chase' and 'The Cube'
* 4 weeks of independent research to prepare for mock exam
* Unit 1 mock exam
* 4 weeks of independent research to prepare for formal Unit 1 Exam
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Ppt useful, Not really differentiated resources as far as I can see. Is very expensive but might save time for a department
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