northernNSWguy
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has anyone done n e assessment on frontline such as a representation task? if so can u give me some help pretty plz?? haha im so lost and its due on wed!
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northernNSWguy
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details of assess
part 1: you have to submit a representation of how you would present a segment for a "Media Watch" style show entitled "Truth is not Simple". This is a reflective peice of journalism where the program analyses how the truth is represented in different ways, and whose truth it is.
part 2:1000-2000word report analyse 3 episodes of frontline in detail. such thins as the nature of truth, the relationship between power and truth.
part 1: you have to submit a representation of how you would present a segment for a "Media Watch" style show entitled "Truth is not Simple". This is a reflective peice of journalism where the program analyses how the truth is represented in different ways, and whose truth it is.
part 2:1000-2000word report analyse 3 episodes of frontline in detail. such thins as the nature of truth, the relationship between power and truth.
braindrainedAsh
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You can find notes that will help you with the second part on the main boredofstudies.org website.
The first one is a creative piece and you can't expect us to do it for you. Have you watched media watch and seen it's format. It's on at 9.15pm on Monday on the ABC. Basically, it takes a story that was in the news that week and picks out any untruths/flaws/journalistic misconduct that was in it. Perhaps pick a dodgy story from something like today tonight or a current affair and critique it.
The first one is a creative piece and you can't expect us to do it for you. Have you watched media watch and seen it's format. It's on at 9.15pm on Monday on the ABC. Basically, it takes a story that was in the news that week and picks out any untruths/flaws/journalistic misconduct that was in it. Perhaps pick a dodgy story from something like today tonight or a current affair and critique it.