Written by experienced Film Studies authors and teachers, and endorsed by WJEC Eduqas, this key resource provides high-quality content, insight and analysis. // It provides you with the core knowledge and exemplification you need through your A Level Film Studies course and prepares you thoroughly for your final exams. // Richly illustrated with photographs that illustrate the key concepts, theories and critical scenes. // Provides study advice, interpretative guidance and an analysis of the practical skills required for the production element of the specification. // Includes study skills, practice questions and answers to introduce the assessment criteria and to build confidence. // Concepts are explored through in-depth case study chapters on 14 films from the specification including: Casablanca, Bonnie and Clyde, La La Land, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Trainspotting, Sightseers, Mustang, Taxi Tehran, Stories We Tell, Sunrise, Buster Keaton shorts, Pulp Fiction, Daisies and Saute ma Ville, as well as references to many other films. // Key definitions and independent activity suggestions introduce and reinforce the key terminology involved and broaden knowledge of the genres under study. // Stretch and Challenge activities enable a deeper understanding of the concepts and theories.

Shows what examiners are looking for in the GCSE coursework and in the exam. This resource provides coverage of the specification so that teachers can deliver the course with confidence and students can approach assessment fully prepared. It includes activities and case studies throughout to engage students with this subject.

Designed to accompany the WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Media Studies Student Book, this practical and concise Revision Guide supports students preparing for their WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Media Studies assessment. / Written by an experienced Media Studies teacher and examiner and presented in a clear and straightforward way making it accessible and easy to use. / Key information from the theoretical framework underpinning media studies is reinforced and applied to a range of media forms and products through features including `Checklists', `Quickfire revision' questions and tasks and `Have a go' activities. / Simple, colourful presentation along with plenty of activities will engage students and help keep them motivated throughout their revision. / Exam focus sections offer a breakdown of exam papers and assessment objectives helping students refine the skills they need for assessment.

Endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas, this Student Book offers high quality support you can trust. Written by experienced Media Studies teachers and examiners, this engaging resource will encourage your students to become confident, independent learners and develop their skills as Media students.// All areas of the specification are covered and supported by numerous highly-illustrated examples taken from the set products and optional choices. // The theoretical framework underpinning media studies is explored and applied to a range of media forms and products. // A dedicated chapter on the Non-Examined Assessment element of the specification provides clear guidance on how students will be assessed. // Exam guidance sections introduce students to practice questions and the assessment objectives helping students with the skills they need for assessment. // Extension tasks will help to stretch and challenge higher ability students. // The book supports students taking Media Studies for the first time, as well as those who are progressing from GCSE.

Written by experienced Film Studies authors and teachers, this Student Book provides the core knowledge and exemplification you will need throughout your Film Studies course and will help to prepare you thoroughly for your exams. - Concepts are explored through in-depth case study chapters on 14 films from the specification including: Casablanca, Bonnie and Clyde, La La Land, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Trainspotting, Sightseers, Mustang, Taxi Tehran, Stories We Tell, Sunrise, Buster Keaton shorts, Pulp Fiction, Daisies and Saute ma Ville, as well as references to many other films - A dedicated chapter on the Non-Examined Assessment production element of the specification provides practical tips on film production - Independent Activities provide direction and suggestions for study outside the classroom to broaden knowledge of the genres under study - Study Tips give advice on skills and highlight best practice when revising for your exams - Key Definitions introduce and reinforce key terminology and examples of how they should be used are provided - Exam-style questions enable you to test yourself and help you refine your exam technique - Sample extracts from student essays with expert commentaries help you to improve your exam technique

Media Theory for A Level provides a comprehensive introduction to the 19 academic theories required for A Level Media study. From Roland Barthes to Clay Shirky, from structuralism to civilisationism, this revision book explains the core academic concepts students need to master to succeed in their exams. Each chapter includes: • Comprehensive explanations of the academic ideas and theories specified for GCE Media study. • Practical tasks designed to help students apply theoretical concepts to unseen texts and close study products/set texts. • Exemplar applications of theories to set texts and close study products for all media specifications (AQA, Eduqas, OCR and WJEC). • Challenge activities designed to help students secure premium grades. • Glossaries to explain specialist academic terminology. • Revision summaries and exam preparation activities for all named theorists. • Essential knowledge reference tables. Media Theory for A Level is also accompanied by the essentialmediatheory.com website that contains a wide range of supporting resources. Accompanying online material includes: • Revision flashcards and worksheets. • A comprehensive bank of exemplar applications that apply academic theory to current set texts and close study products for all media specifications. • Classroom ready worksheets that teachers can use alongside the book to help students master essential media theory. • Help sheets that focus on the application of academic theory to unseen text components of A Level exams.

Endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas, the Student Book offers high quality support you can trust. / Written by an experienced teacher and author with an in-depth understanding of teaching, learning and assessment at A Level and AS. / A skills-based approach to learning, covering content of the specification with examination preparation from the start. / Developing skills feature focuses on what to do with the content and the issues that are raised with a progressive range of AO1 examples and AO2 exam-focused activities. / Questions and Answers section provides practice questions with student answers and examiner commentaries. / It provides a range of specific activities that target each of the Assessment Objectives to build skills of knowledge, understanding and evaluation. / Includes a range of features to encourage you to consolidate and reinforce your learning.

WJEC & EDUQAS GCSE Music Revision Guide: This revision guide will help you to prepare for the written exam (Unit/Component 3) of the WJEC and Eduqas 9–1 specifications – Suitable for exams 2018 onwards. It includes the most important facts about each of the prepared extracts, guidance on the required knowledge for each question of the exam, practice questions for each area of study, tips on how to prepare for the exam and a glossary of musical terms

Written by a team of experienced teachers and examiners, WJEC/Eduqas for A Level Law Book 2 offers high quality support for the additional content of the Year 2 and A2 course. // Designed to be used in conjunction with Book 1, to provide full coverage of WJEC/Eduqas A Level Law. // A variety of features, including Grade Boost, Key Cases and Stretch and Challenge activities encourage learners to think critically and help develop their knowledge and understanding and ability to analyse. // An Exam practice and technique section provides advice and guidance on how to revise and helps students develop the skills needed for the exams. Topics are split as follows: Book 1 Law making, the Nature of Law and the Welsh and English Legal Systems E1.1.1 W1.1 Law making; Law reform; E1.1.2 W1.2 Delegated legislation; E1.1.3 W1.3 Statutory interpretation; E1.1.4 W1.4 Judicial precedent; E1.2.1 W1.5 Civil courts; E1.2.2 W1.6 Criminal process; Juries; E1.2.3 W1.7 Legal personnel: Barristers and solicitors, Judiciary, Magistrates; E1.2.4 W1.8 Access to justice and funding; Law of Contract E2.1.1 W3.6 Rules of contract; E2.1.2 W3.7 Essential requirements of a contract; E2.1.3 E2.1.5 W3.10 Discharge of contract; E2.1.4 E2.1.6 W3.11 Remedies: Contract; Law of Tort E2.2.1 W2.1 Rules of tort; E2.2.2 W2.2 Liability in negligence; E2.2.3 W2.3 Occupier's liability; E2.2.4 E2.2.7 W2.4 Remedies: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.1 W3.12 Rules of criminal law; E2.3.2 W3.13 General elements of criminal liability; E2.3.3 W3.14 Offences against the person; Human Rights Law E2.4.1 E 2.4.2 W3.1 Rules, theory and protection of human rights law; E2.4.3 W3.2 Specific provisions of the ECHR; E2.4.5 E2.4.6 W3.5 Reform of human rights; E2.4.4 W3.3 Restrictions of the ECHR. /// Book 2 Law of Contract E2.1.3 W3.8 Express and implied terms; E2.1.4 W3.9 Misrepresentation and economic duress; Law of Tort E2.2.4 Torts connected to land; E2.2.5 Vicarious liability; E2.2.6 Defences: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.3 W3.14 Fatal offences against the person; E2.3.4 W3.15 Property offences; E2.3.5 E2.3.6 W3.16 W3.17 Capacity and necessity defences; E2.3.7 W3.17 Preliminary offences of attempt.