Teacher’s Pack

by Peter Wall

Published 1 March 1999

Together with the text book Media Studies for GCSE, the Teaching Pack provides a full course for the SEG GCSE, together with material to help deliver the WJEC and MEG syllabuses. The Teaching Pack is 75% photocopiable and covers Key Concepts, Case Studies, Practical Production and Assignments and the Controlled test.

• The only GCSE Media Studies teaching resources available
• Supports and extends the textbook
• Structured, differentiated activities
• 75% photocopiable worksheets
• Guidance for teachers

SUPPORTS ALL GCSE SYLLABUSES: Together, the textbook and the Teaching Pack cover SEG, WJEC and the new MEG Media Studies GCSE (can also be used for Standard Grade English, Modern Studies and Art and Design, as well as for National Certificate modules)

CHIEF EXAMINER AUTHOR: Ideal for exam preparation

CLASSROOM FOCUSED: Bridges the gap between theoretical and practical work

UP-TO-DATE: A wealth of up-to-date cases are drawn from a range of real-life situations

COMPLETE COVERAGE – contents cover:
• Introduction: Why Media Studies?
• Key concepts: Language, Representation, Institutions, Audience
• Case studies: Soap opera, Television news, Cinema, Newspapers, Magazines, Comics, Internet publishing, Music industry, Radio, Advertising
• Practical production
• The controlled test
• Contacts and resources
• Glossary


Media Studies for GCSE

by Peter Wall and Paul Walker

Published 14 February 1997



Controlled Tests 1

by Peter Wall

Published 20 July 2002

Teaching Resources

by Peter Wall

Published 20 April 2002

A new colour edition of the best-selling GCSE course for the revised AQA (SEG) specification. The course is written by Chief Examiner Peter Wall and provides everything that students need to prepare for Media Studies. This course gives students the best chances of success.

The course gives comprehensive yet reassuring coverage of the requirements for media GCSE. The full range of media is explored with an up-to-date focus on new technologies.
The course gives unequaled support in its approach to case studies, practical production assignments and the controlled test. Key concepts of ‘reading’ different media ‘texts’ are fully explained, demonstrated and reinforced through stimulating examples and activities. The colour format further enhances students’ experience of media studies as an important and increasingly popular area of study at GCSE.
Preparation for the various modes of assessment is a particular strength, with dedicated sections on how to improve students’ skills in tackling the different tests/assignments. The on-line Controlled Test material provides resources which specifically support the year’s test topic.