"Edusites Media has revolutionized my teaching, providing me with detailed, ready-to-use lesson plans that make my classes more engaging and effective." "The exam preparation materials have been a game-changer for my students, helping them to approach their exams with confidence and achieve higher grades." "I love how Edusites Media saves me time with comprehensive resources that cover every aspect of the curriculum, allowing me to focus more on my students' learning." "The diverse range of resources, from theory guides to practical production tasks, keeps my students motivated and excited about Media Studies every day."
With the ever increasing amount of content needed to be taught and delivered, retention can actually be one of the biggest difficulties to success and progress. We can often feel like we’re constantly returning to misconceptions and key theorists. And although this can sometimes feel like we’re losing learning hours, actually by going back and looping the activities and knowledge, promotes retention and understanding. Thankfully, Edusites lessons combine all content, skills and assessment objectives ensuring that the students receive the best tasks and skills on how to apply their knowledge. But what about retention? The question still remains how are they actually able to retain all of this knowledge? Their ‘Loop Activities’ are an excellent resource that begins every lesson which link to prior knowledge and application, whilst also remaining relevant through modern contemporary texts and engaging.
A short 5 minute task enables each student to recall previous learning and then apply it to an unseen text (a skill we know they need for their exam). What’s more is that these tasks also tie in quite nicely with ‘cultural capital’. Any teacher I’m sure anywhere will be aware of its importance and focus within the new OFSTED framework, and Edusites manage to embed it throughout their tasks and lessons.
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Dear Edusites Team, Please can I just say a huge thank you for providing such superb resources for us to use in the classroom with our students. Our subscription is worth every penny we pay. We are also grateful for the swift response and support when we contact you! With best wishes, Lucy Hunter. Head of Media Studies Bohunt School and Sixth FormAn Outstanding School named Overall School of the Year by the TES in 2014. Bohunt School is a mixed 11-18 School and Sixth Form. Bohunt are the state school of choice in the region which includes the counties of Hampshire, Surrey and West Sussex.Join experts online, by email and on 01604 847689 to answer any questions
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All of the framework concepts in GCSE Media Studies – Media Language, Representation, Audience, Institutions and Values – are linked and interact with each other to produce meaning. Whilst each unit has a focus it will touch into other areas (usually indicated in the Lesson Slides) and will be revisited in their work in the other units Emphasise this to them.
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