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A Level Media Studies

The Essential Introduction

Jerry Slater author Sarah Casey Benyahia author Pete Bennett author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published:7th Aug '19

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This comprehensive guide covers A Level Media Studies content for all examining boards, offering accessible writing, key theory notes, practical examples, and exercises to build students' analytical skills and confidence.

A Level Media Studies serves as a thorough resource for students and teachers navigating the content of A Level Media Studies across various examining boards. The book is crafted with an accessible writing style, making it suitable for those new to the subject. It includes helpful notes on key theories and theorists, along with a variety of learning exercises designed to reinforce understanding.

The book adopts a gradual immersion approach, beginning with an overview of media studies and progressively introducing more complex concepts. This method ensures that readers build a solid foundation while frequently revisiting essential principles. Each aspect of media studies is supported by practical examples and guided exercises that illustrate the application of theoretical concepts. Additionally, numerous case studies provide real-world examples of media studies in action, allowing students to develop the analytical skills necessary for A Level coursework.

While the focus is primarily on contemporary media, the text also acknowledges historical influences and the importance of social, cultural, political, and economic contexts. With its clear structure and integrative approach, A Level Media Studies stands out as an ideal introductory resource, equipping students and teachers alike with the knowledge and confidence needed to engage with media analysis and discussions effectively.

ISBN: 9781138285897

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 960g

440 pages