Presentation
Explain your investigation in a 2 – 3 minute presentation.
Use photoshop or whatever visual aides you prefer.
1. Identify your text(s).
2. Identify the institution(s) involved.
3. Identify the audience of the text in particular and institutions in general, be specific.
4. Explain the theories and ideologies that you are going to use in your investigation.
5. Explain the debates that exist around your ideas, texts or institutions.
6. Outline what you expect to find.
Welcome
Welcome to Mr Morrow's A Level Media Blog.
Here you'll find links to media blogs and websites that will help you get the best out of A Level Media Studies at Kidbrooke School, links to students' blogs and lesson resources to keep you up to date.
Here you'll find links to media blogs and websites that will help you get the best out of A Level Media Studies at Kidbrooke School, links to students' blogs and lesson resources to keep you up to date.
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Ideologies in your Critical Investigation
In order to make sure your investigation includes enough academic theories and ideologies to get the best marks, answer these questions as a starting point.
Who has produced the text?
What does it represent?
What does it leave out? – Why?
Hegemony – what dominant view is your text/institution reinforcing?
What concept is being shown, gender, race, religion, social standing, economics etc?
What theorists have explored these issues and how has what they say explain your texts/institution?
Is there any debate in the media about your texts or institutions. For example, if your text is aired on the BBC, there is a constant debate about how the BBC earns and spends its money.
You will need to identify any debates that exist around the texts and outline them in your investigation.
Who has produced the text?
What does it represent?
What does it leave out? – Why?
Hegemony – what dominant view is your text/institution reinforcing?
What concept is being shown, gender, race, religion, social standing, economics etc?
What theorists have explored these issues and how has what they say explain your texts/institution?
Is there any debate in the media about your texts or institutions. For example, if your text is aired on the BBC, there is a constant debate about how the BBC earns and spends its money.
You will need to identify any debates that exist around the texts and outline them in your investigation.
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Class resources
Here's the stuff we covered in class today if you need it.
Also check the We Do Media link on the right for more case study examples.
Also check the We Do Media link on the right for more case study examples.
Monday, 21 June 2010
Ooohh, aren't we all grown up now?
Well, we've started A2 but what does that mean?
Basically, it's Coursework. During the first few lessons we'll be looking at what you need to do and how to do it.
First things first, though. Time to get reaquainted with your blogs!!
Basically, it's Coursework. During the first few lessons we'll be looking at what you need to do and how to do it.
First things first, though. Time to get reaquainted with your blogs!!
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