Cambridge International As & A Level Media Studies Digital Teacher’s Resource

Description

This digital teacher’s resource is designed to help you use the series in the most effective way, bridging the gap between teaching theory and practice. It helps you support your learners, plan great lessons and teach to the syllabus. Access comprehensive support, with a particular focus on skills development, project-based learning and differentiation. Unpack the Cambridge teaching approach with clear teaching notes and worksheets to guide each step of the journey through the course. Access your digital resource via Cambridge GO, the home for your Cambridge digital content.

Key Features

• Guidance through the activities enables you to feel confident in your teaching approach
• Specific support on skills development, project-based learning and differentiation helps you to build a thorough understanding of the pedagogy of the course
• Robust teaching notes, plus worksheets that facilitate differentiation, enable you to support your students wherever they are in their learning
• Downloadable language worksheets save you time, and enable students to unlock subject-specific vocabulary
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Media:
2. What is Media?
3. Media and your life
4. Media Language – Micro elements:
5. Semiotics
6. Shots, Angles, Movement, composition
7. Sound
8. Mise-en-scène
9. Editing
10. Media Language – Macro elements:
11. Genre
12. Narrative
13. Representation
14. Textual Analysis:
15. What is media text analysis?
16. Reading media texts
17. Writing about media texts
18. Media contexts:
19. Media forms and platforms
20. Media institutions
21. Media audiences
22. Developing case studies
23. Using case studies
24. Media Production – AS and A level portfolios:
25. Preparing for production
26. Researching a production
27. Planning a production
28. Developing skills: film/video
29. Developing skills: print
30. Developing skills: social media
31. Reflecting on a production
32. Media Debates:
33. Regulation
34. Postmodernism
35. Power and the media
36. Media Ecology:
37. What is media ecology
38. Evolving media environments
39. Developing case studies for media ecology
40. Glossary
41. Index.