GCSE Media Paper 1 PPE - Learner response

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1) Did you succeed in meeting or exceeding your target grade for GCSE Media? If not, how many additional marks do you need to achieve your target grade in this paper?
39 marks

 2) Write a question-by-question analysis of your performance. For each question, write how many marks you got from the number available and identify any points that you missed by carefully studying the AQA indicative content in the mark scheme:

 Q1: 0/1
Didn't know my media terminology.

 Q2: 4/12
Wrote about irrelevant things that isn't necessary.

 Q3:
3.1: 1/8
Didn't revise NHS online video Represent.

 3.2: 3/12
Didn't revise NHS online video Represent.

 Q4:
4.1: 2/2

 4.2: 0/6
Didn't read the question properly nor understand the question.

 Q5: 0/6
Revised the least of the Galaxy advertisement.

 Q6: 0/2
Didn't know my media terminology.

 Q7: 0/9
Missed out the question because had less time and had to answer question 9.

 Q8: 1/6
Didn't read the question properly, I thought they asked about magazine but it clearly said avert lack of understanding the question.

 Q9; 2/20
I repeated the same thing over and over again.

 3) Based on the whole of your Paper 1 learner response, plan FIVE CSPs / topics / theories that you will prioritise in your Media revision timetable leading up to the June exams.
NHS Blood Represent
Galaxy Advert

 Zoella 
Newpaper
Doctor Who

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