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WJEC GCSE 2010 Coursework Scheme

Jeremy Orlebar | Tuesday September 08, 2009

Categories: Courses, GCSE, WJEC GCSE, WJEC GCSE Media Studies, Hot Entries

A Suggested Scheme of Work

This scheme of work is not in any way prescriptive, it is simply offered as a possible way in. It should be adapted and moulded to fit particular teachers, students and resources.

Weeks 1-3 Class Work on Textual Analysis 30%

Intro to course work. Candidates are required to submit three pieces of work. The pieces must be from at least two different media.

  • one piece must be based on textual analysis – 30 %
  • one piece must be based on pre-production – 30%
  • one piece must be based on production – 40%

Plot the course of the term.

  • There are three weeks for each of the first two tasks.
  • Give absolute deadlines with a week or so leeway at the end of term.
  • This course work must be completed by the end of term as all work has to be marked by early May.
  • It is really not a good idea to let students finish course work in the Easter holidays.
  • Many teachers find it is much better to have all course work created on school/college computers. Be strict about this. Using their own computers often causes compatibility problems.
  • Students must back up work with their own USB sticks. Make it clear that it is their responsibility not yours. (As a moderator I have read too many ‘special circumstances notes’ where students have blamed the institution for losing their work).
  • Aim to check and guide not assist in course...

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