Tuesday, 20 February 2018
10 C: Q.2 CUFFS 'POLICE POINT OF VIEW'
PREP Read through the paper copy of the examiner's report on q.2. You also have the electronic copy that you put in your media folder on your laptop.
Then, having spent about 10 minutes checking that you understand how to do a good answer, spend 20 minutes answering the question yourself, putting your answer on your blog under a post with the title Q.2 CUFFS and the question itself (as above).
See if you can remember what you have learned.
10 C: Q.1 CUFFS: SOUND
You all have been emailed with the exam paper and examiner's report to centres with the mark scheme. Today, we practise question 1 with the exam extract from Cuffs. We view the extract 4 times and practise making the notes then writing up the answers.
A strong candidate will make more than the minimum 2 points: aim for 3 or even 4 if you find it easy. The ideal answer uses TEE: terminology, example, explanation. Below is the exam answer paper (a bit more than half a page) and another copy of the mark scheme.
A strong candidate will make more than the minimum 2 points: aim for 3 or even 4 if you find it easy. The ideal answer uses TEE: terminology, example, explanation. Below is the exam answer paper (a bit more than half a page) and another copy of the mark scheme.
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