Blog tracker and learner response

 Blog feedback and learner response task


Open up your email in Outlook and look at Google Classroom to check your feedback or the latest blog tracker from your teacher. Create a NEW blogpost called 'Blog tracker and learner response'.

1) List any tasks you have that are missing or incomplete.
Introduction to Media- Blog Index so far
October assessment LR
Reception Theory blog tasks

2) Reflect on your tracker/feedback and write what you need to do this week to get your tracker all green or improve your work in GCSE Media.
I need to finish my reception theory work and work on my LR and Blog Index.

3) Finally, come up with a list of three things you are going to do this half-term to help you make progress in Media.
Push my limits by adding more detailed answers in my work, focus more during lesson and read more about the subject to become more media-literate.






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