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Understanding Sport on TV »
Categories: Courses, GCSE, WJEC GCSE, Television, Sport on TV, Understanding Media, Understanding Key Topics
The genre of Sport on Television can be used as a key component of many GCSE courses. Students studying the WJEC GCSE MEDIA STUDIES for examination in 2010 are required to study sport on television. The WJEC exam papers – two hours writing and 30 minutes reading or viewing - for 2010 are in two parts: Section A has FOUR compulsory questions focusing on SPORT ON TV - for a full scheme of work see WJEC Sport on TV.
An Introduction
South Africa 2010 Football World Cup Television Coverage Media Conventions »
Categories: Courses, GCSE, AQA GCSE, WJEC GCSE, Key Concepts, Audience, Institutions, Media Language, Representation & Stereotyping, Television, Sport on TV, Hot Entries
The rights to broadcast this years showpiece sporting tournament is in the hands of two national mainstream television channels: BBC and ITV.
The Football World Cup in South Africa 2010 will command many hours from both BBC and ITV primetime television slots from 11th of June – 11th of July. Games will be shown at 12.30, 17.00 and 19.30.
Programs will no doubt contain many hours of build up, the game itself, half time replays of highlights...
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Categories: Courses, GCSE, WJEC GCSE, Other Topics, Television, Sport on TV, Hot Entries
WJEC GCSE Media Studies for exam in 2010
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.
TERM 1
Week 1 Class Work
Intro to GCSE media studies. Two parts - Sport on TV and - advertisements in print and electronic media, and practical course work.
I suggest the pattern of Term 1 is to...
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Categories: Other Topics, Quizzes, Starters, Skills, Television, Sport on TV
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