Blog Lerner Response

 WWW- Really good level of detail in your learner response to the previous blog feedback - excellent use of feedback to move forward. Your blog looks lovely and is well organised with attention to keeping it all looking good. 

EBI- You are being a bit too efficient and not developing your answers in enough detail! Don't aim to get the work done quickly, aim to push yourself to give specific detail about the products you are analysing.
LR- Missing the Reception Theory task so make sure it is a full paragraph with lots of detail and you look at preferred, negotiated and oppositional readings with evidence. Do the Beyonce re-write for your Learner Response for your recent assessment. 
Rachael Fowler
Teacher of English and Media

Greenford High School

Lady Margaret Road, Southall,

UB1 2GU

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Currently Reading: Darkness Visible by William Golding

 

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LR:
The message the advert is portraying is that the perfume is strong and shows how women are powerful and strong to the audience.
                    

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