<p>16 lessons that cover all knowledge needed for the Eduqas GCSE in Media Studies advertising unit. This includes, key vocabulary, exam style questions, model answers, contextual knowledge, retrieval do nows, media language and representation analysis of both set texts (This Girl Can and Quality Street), practical tasks, relevant theories, unseen analysis, comparing skills and a summative assessment. Can easily be adapted to run slightly longer or shorter depending on requirements.</p> <p>Lesson 1: Intro to the GCSE and analysing media language in print adverts<br /> Lesson 2: An intro to representation analysis<br /> Lesson 3: An understanding of different camera angles and their primary use<br /> Lesson 4: Conventions of print adverts<br /> Lesson 5: Propp’s Character theory and how to apply this theory<br /> Lesson 6: Contextual knowledge for This Girl Can<br /> Lesson 7: Analysis of media language in This Girl Can<br /> Lesson 8: Analysis of representation in This Girl Can<br /> Lesson 9: Contextual knowledge for Quality Street<br /> Lesson 10: Analysis of media language in Quality Street<br /> Lesson 11: Analysis of gender representation in Quality Street<br /> Lesson 12: How to analyse an unseen print advert and compare with TGC<br /> Lesson 13: Summative assessment – Analysis of TGC with a second unseen print advert<br /> Lesson 14: Binary oppositions, action codes and enigma codes<br /> Lesson 15: Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs<br /> Lesson 16: Analysis of own advert</p>

<p>A homework booklet that asks the students to analyse media language in film posters from across different genres.</p> <p>This is ideally aimed at KS3 or GCSE students who are new to analysing media language. There is space for the students to write the denotation and connotation for different elements of visual, written and technical codes used.</p> <p>Currently has five posters with an analysis page for each but could easily be adapted to include more for longer homework cycles.</p>

<p>A homework booklet that asks students to analyse media language in a variety of modern adverts.</p> <p>This is ideally aimed at KS3 or GCSE students who are new to analysing media language. There is space for students to write the denotation and connotation for different elements of visual, written and technical codes used.</p> <p>Currently has five adverts with an analysis page for each but could easily be adapted to include more for longer homework cycles.</p>

<p>A revision and homework booklet that covers the two film poster set texts, The Man with the Golden Gun, Spectre and industry information for he James Bond film franchise for the Eduqas Media GCSE in Componet 1.</p> <p>There are 40 questions in total. These are split into 4 pages of 10 question. Page 1&amp;2 covers media lagnuage analysis, representation, theory and context for TMWGG and Spectre. Page 3&amp;4 covers industry information for comp 1 sec B.</p> <p>Please note this covers SPECTRE (last examination year 2023)</p>

<p>A homework and revision booket that covers Quality Street and This Girl Can for the Eduqas Media Studies GCSE in Component 1 - Section A.</p> <p>The booklet has 40 questions in total. This is split over 4 pages of 10 questions and cover media language analysis with some questions linking to theory, representation and context.</p>

<p>A student friendly marksheet and that quickly communicates strengths and weakness in a Eduqas Media GCSE Component 1 mock exam.</p> <p>Easily stuck in books to show feedback. Includes language from the mark scheme. Includes space for the teacher to provide comments and/or DIRT tasks.</p>

<p>A one page learning journey for Eduqas GCSE Media Studies Advertising Unit.</p> <p>This include ‘I know…’ statements which break down the aims of the unit of work with space to RAG rate their understanding over the course of the unit, key vocabulary for the unit with space for the students to write in their own definitions, and a space to include the end of term assessment question.</p>