LESSON PLANNER

AUTUMN HALF TERM 1 (YEAR 2):

Tuesday 3rd September – Friday 25th October (8 Weeks)

  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK B – MONDAY PERIOD 5
  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK C – THURSDAY PERIOD 1
  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK D – FRIDAY PERIOD 1
  • could also use a block as big lecture?? (Wed 5??)
  • Doubles for screening could be B: Wed 1&2; C: Thur 1&4; D: Fri 1&2??

Visit from Mathew Price BBC Jersey, talking about BBC, broadcasting, PSB Wednesday 4th 2:30-3:30 (in classroom)

1INSET DAY – Tuesday 3rd September
First day back.
Wednesday 4th September visit from Mathew Price BBC Jersey 2:3–3:30 talking about BBC, PSB and BBC open day.Overview of A2 year.

FOCUS ON 4 KEY CONCEPTUAL AREAS

Introduce TV topic. Students Choose TV programme pairing
Viewing of TV programme 1EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch – feedback from assessment , set new dates for next submission (Xmas) + Steve Neale Genre recap. All students
FOCUS FOR YEAR 2. INTRODUCE TV. NEA Feedback
2MM at hospital: Please complete task 1 on TV blog post
Collaborative sharing of data gathering through Microsoft Whiteboard.
Look at questions from Paper 2
Think about TV programme in terms of genre (Steve Neale) predictability / repetition, in terms of audience expectations, narrative structures – characters, iconographyINSET DAY 12th SeptemberMM at Leeds University.

Please complete Genre essay in class (it is a very short question from EXAM PAPER 1 and it is open book). Leave completed essays in the tray and I will take home and mark the following week.
EXTRA LESSON – Not possible this week.
TV: PSB, CSP’s
3TV research 2.
> Mergers and Acquisitions – how Big Companies work towards a monopoly
> Key Terms
Think about TV programme in terms of audience pleasures, desires, Uses and Gratifications theory and Utopian possibilities (Dyer).TV episode 2 Screening.Preparation for Essay Question. Apply ideas and consolidate data / research material for exam essay (closed book)Essay Question on TV topic (closed book)EXTRA LESSON – NEA start work on improving last submission
Dr M 1-2-1 ‘s feedback
TV: PSB and CSP’s

Visit from States members Lucy Stephenson and Kristina Moore talking about Democracy, the media Tuesday 24th 2:30-3:30 (to be held in Media classroom)

4Politics, Media and Society ppt – introducing key concepts Visit from States members Lucy Stephenson and Kirsten Moore talking about democracy and the media 2:30-3:30Introduce Radio research 1. Student to gather information
Listen to Radio CSP 1 Newsbeat
Find extracts to use in essay
Introduce Develop and understanding of PSB (BBC) ethos
Inform
Entertain
Educate
Key thinking Jean Seaton, James Curran, Jurgen Habermas in terms of PSB ethos
Wider reading on Newsbeat.
Choose an article (or 2) and present findings on PPT
EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support

Feedback from TV essay
POLITICS, MEDIA, PSB AND RADIO
5Focus on Audience re-cap theories of Identity (Goffman, Johari Window) Qualitative (psychographic profiles) and Quantitative (demographic) dataFocus on Audience (Hypodermic, 2 Step Flow, Uses and Gratifications)Prepare for Essay questionRadio Essay Question Newsbeat (Audiences and Institutions) Case Study 2 on War of the Worlds – historical context
Radio research 1. Student to gather information
Listen to (extracts) from War of the Worlds
EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support

Students I have spoken to / given 1-2-1 feedback do not need to attend.
RADIO

‘alternatives to mainstream journalism’ on Wednesday 9th whole class period 5 in Media room. Face to face with Natalie Strecker and Dr M, on-line links with Matt Kennard and Mohamed Elmaazi

6Essay Question Radio War of the Worlds (Audiences and Institutions)Watch episode 1 of BBC drama PRESS – please note this is NOT a CSP. It is used to introduce you to newspapers.Visit Natalie Strecker and on-line with Matt Kennard and Mohamed Elmaazi talking about alternatives to mainstream news, links to Noam Chomsky ‘Manufacturing Consent’Watch episode 2 of BBC drama PRESS – please note this is NOT a CSP. It is used to introduce you to newspapers.Watch episode 3 of BBC drama PRESS – please note this is NOT a CSP. It is used to introduce you to newspapers.EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support
Introduction / Re-cap NEWSPAPERS

Monday 14th October talk with Steve Carter – film designer period 3 back of the hall.

Tuesday 15th October talk with Mark McQuillan – sports journalism (invite only Grand Hotel leaving school in period 4, dismissed from site.

7Talk with Steve Carter – film designer, back of the hall lesson 3.
All students to attend this lesson 🙏
Noam Chomsky 5 Filters and the Manufacture of Consent

talk with Mark McQuillan – sports journalism 12-2 at Grand Hotel (only those who put their name down)
Contextualise Newspaper unit

DATA GATHERING: Students to go back over previous work consolidate knowledge, sharpen focus.

Look at Issue 78 from Media Magazine on The Guardian
Political Compass revisited

Vote predictor (Chloe link: https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/?utm_source=brevo&utm_campaign=Election%202024%20-%20survey%20is%20live&utm_medium=email

Some videos on authoritarianism / libertarianism etc
how does your own political compass match with mainstream political parties?
Editions of Daily Mail and The Guardian (this is NOT the CSP edition but just practice).
What political, ideological perspective do these newspapers occupy?
EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support
NEWSPAPERS: POLITICS AND POWER

Look at Daily Mail and Guardian . . .

8Data Gathering:

start with video?
Print out info on: Lasswell, Lazarsfeld and U & G and stick in book

Look at old Daily Mail and Guardian editions (in class)

Research on Newspapers in class
Impact of new tech on democratic process: Cambridge Analytical Ted Talk by Carole Cadwaller (15 mins)

Start the Great Hack
The Great HackBF Skinner / Bandura / Gerbner

Prepare for essay (ie consolidate knowledge)

Look at Daily Mail on line and Guardian on line
Newspapers short question linkEXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support
NEWSPAPERS: AUDIENCE AND INFLUENCE

AUTUMN HALF TERM 2 (YEAR 2):

Monday 4th November – Thursday 19th December (7 Weeks)

  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK B – MONDAY PERIOD 5
  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK C – THURSDAY PERIOD 1
  • EXTRA LESSON BLOCK D – FRIDAY PERIOD 1
  • could also use a block as big lecture?? (Wed 5??)
  • Doubles for screening could be B: Wed 1&2; C: Thur 1&4; D: Fri 1&2??

Look at Daily Mail and Guardian . . .

Look at Daily Mail and Guardian . . .

US ELECTION TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5th – WE WILL USE AN EDITION THAT COVERS THIS AS OUR NEWSPAPER CSP!!

1re-cap topic with this video

US election inc Musk article, swing states, electoral college
Essay structure (using ppt for Andy Sibcy’s visit)Result, newspaper (CSP)
Visit from Andy Sibcy editor of JEP / Bailiwick on Wed 6th 2:20-3:20 in Media classroom.
10 facts for Daily Mail and Guardian.
Prepare for exam q
Newspapers exam unseen questionEXTRA LESSON – NEA??
NEWSPAPERS CASE STUDY ON US ELECTION

Visit from Andy Sibcy editor of JEP / Bailiwick on Wed 6th 2:20-3:20 in Media classroom

INDUCTION TASTER DAYS WEDNESDAY 13th -14th periods 2-4

2Feedback from essay – essay openings.

Look at CSP for news / new technology. The Voice

New Technology vs. Old Technology.
KEY WORDS
Audience Theories: Stuart Hall, Clay Shirky.TASTER DAY (Define characteristics of new technology)

Year 13 students to read Chapters on Shirky and Hall (Mark Dixon book).

visit to JEP.
TASTER DAY (Define characteristics of new technology)

Year 13 students to read research The Guardian and The Daily Mail (CSP editions).
Introduce New Media blog page: 4 x CSP’s for (on-line, social, participatory media)
Introduce new technology as topic.
Googlezon, A.I.,
EXTRA LESSON – NEA catch-up, help and support

Feedback from essays?
MAGAZINES RE-CAP
3Alex Krotoski The Virtual Revolution

BBC Apprenticeship talk (period 3 Graphics room)

Key ideas and key terms
Key thinkers, Krotoski,
McLuhan, Zuboff, Dan Gilmor and Jarod Lanier, Johnathan Haidt The Anxious Generation
Visit from ITV (Megan Murphy) on Wed 20th 2:20-3:20Film The Social Dilemma (1 hour 35min)Film The Social Dilemma (1 hour 35min)EXTRA LESSON – NEA
NEW TECHNOLOGY – APPROACHES, IDEAS, CONCEPTS

Visit from ITV (Megan Murphy) on Wed 20th 2:20-3:20

4Introduction to Postmodernism

Jean Baudrillard hyppereality, simulacrum, alienation, isolationism, loss of identity and community etc
STUDENTS TO THINK ABOUT HOW IT COULD APPLY TO ANY CSP WE HAVE STUDIED
ExistenZ Film (1 HOUR 37)ExistenZ Film (1 HOUR 37)

More ideas on Postmodernism: Naomi Klein – Doppleganger pp54 Digital Doubles

STUDENTS TO THINK ABOUT HOW IT COULD APPLY TO ANY CSP WE HAVE STUDIED

More ideas on Postmodernism

Students to prepare for essay

STUDENTS TO THINK ABOUT HOW IT COULD APPLY TO ANY CSP WE HAVE STUDIED
Big 20 mark Essay on PostmodernismEXTRA LESSON – NEA
NEW TECHNOLOGY – POSTMODERNISM
5MM in UK so students to research 4 x New Tecnhology CSP’s:
1. The Voice, (already covered -ish)
2. Sims Freeplay,
3. Horizon Forbidden West
4 Taylor Swift

Use CSP booklet as starting point

research and build up knowledge on 4 x New Tech CSP’s around four key conceptual areas:


Use CSP booklet as starting point
MM back to hellp prepare for essay

Look at Slavoj Zizek videos?

LANGUAGE and REPRESENTATION
Feminist Frequency videos ‘the male gaze’ and ‘damsel in distress’
Exam Essay on New Tech CSP’sEXTRA LESSON Black Mirror – Joan is Awful (58 mins)
NEW TECHNOLOGY CSP’s
6Audit and save feedback sheets.

Go through exam prep pages
Go through syllabusGo through past paper and LYM pptRevision board games and independent readingRevision board games and independent readingEXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA improvements / re-take missing exam questions /
Black Mirror – Joan is Awful (58 mins)
REVISION, RE-CAP, REVISIT

Visit from Santa Claus (Lapland) during this week?

7mock exam Paper 1mock exam Paper 1Xmas FilmXmas FilmEXTRA LESSON – NEA XMAS DEADLINE SUBMISSION // re-take missing exam questions
Mock Exam and Xmas Film

SPRING HALF TERM 1 (YEAR 2):

Monday 6th January – Friday 14th February (6 Weeks)

1Feedback from Go4Schools
Mock exam and NEA feedback – current and predicted grades
Refocus for the term
Audit lesson planner

Audit syllabus
Re-cap Media LanguageRe-cap Media RepresentationEXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA?
REVISION, RE-CAP, REVISIT
2Jean Kilbourne – Killing me softly lectureRe-cap Media Industriesstudiobinder marketing videoRe-cap Media AudiencesEXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA?
REVISION, RE-CAP, REVISIT
3PostcolonialismPostcolonial / Gilroy essay (20 marker)EXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA?
POSTCOLONIALISM
4Feminist Critical ThinkingFeminist Critical Thinking essay (20 marker)EXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA?
FEMINIST CRITICAL THINKING
5Magazine CSP re-capMagazine essay (25 marker)EXTRA LESSON – Last chance NEA?
MAGAZINES
6Revision for full mock exam after half termboard games

note taking

reading
board games

note taking

reading
Last preparation for revision for mock exams
/
Black Mirror: Joan is Awful (55 mins)
7th February INSET?EXTRA LESSON – NEA FINAL, FINAL SUBMISSION?
MOCK PREPARATION

SPRING HALF TERM 2 (YEAR 2):

Monday 24th February – Friday 4th April (6 Weeks)

1YEAR 13 MOCK EXAM WEEKEXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
2YEAR 13 MOCK EXAM WEEKEXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
3Feedback and analysis from mock examEXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
4EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
5EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
6EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1

SUMMER HALF TERM 1 (YEAR 2):

Tuesday 22nd April – Friday 23rd May (5 Weeks)

1EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
FINAL REVISION PERIOD BEFORE EXAMS
2EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
FINAL REVISION PERIOD BEFORE EXAMS
3EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
FINAL REVISION PERIOD BEFORE EXAMS
4BANK HOLIDAY (Monday 5th)BANK HOLIDAY (Friday 9th)EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
STUDY LEAVE??
5EXTRA LESSON – 1-2-1
STUDY LEAVE / 13th PARISH FILM FESTIVAL?? TBC

SUMMER HALF TERM 2 (YEAR 2):

Monday 2nd June – Friday 18th July (7 Weeks)

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STUDY LEAVE
2
STUDY LEAVE
3
STUDY LEAVE
4
STUDY LEAVE
5
STUDY LEAVE
6
STUDY LEAVE
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