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Looking at Media Studies for GCSE (New ed)

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"Looking at Media" is a new edition of the highly successful "GCSE Media Studies".

It has been fully revised and updated in order to match the specifications for all major examining boards.

It is the ideal text for preparing students for every aspect of their GCSE Media Studies examination.

Structured around two sections that explore both concepts and topics in the Media, it is a comprehensive resource that includes a wide range of activities, ideas for discussion, and written and practical assignments, designed to stimulate at every level.

Full of photos, film stills and cartoons, the up to date visual material ensures that "Media Studies" is kept both relevant and interesting for all students. "Looking at Media" is written to comprehensively cover all Media Studies specifications, as well as being an invaluable resource for teaching the compulsory media element within GCSE English coursework.

Those studying Intermediate GNVQ Media and Production will find the book exceptionally useful. Key features of this book include: material fully updated for the new specification; highly illustrated format including a 8 page colour plate section; and, a clear and accessible style written by an experienced teacher and author.

Also available is "Looking at Media Teacher A|s Book" (0340-848561), an essential companion for teachers, which includes answers to all the activities and questions contained within the "Student A|s Book".

Julian Bowker has been teaching for 18 years and is currently a teacher of GCSE and A level Media Studies at Varndean College, Brighton.

He is an examiner for AS and A2 Media Studies for a major examining board.

He has also written and edited many books on media education.

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Product Details
Hodder Arnold
0340848553 / 9780340848555
Paperback
302.23
25/08/2008
United Kingdom
English
x, 258 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.)
25 cm
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Reprint. Previous ed.: published as GCSE media studies. 1999.