Media Studies · Year 10 · News, Online Media, and Participatory Culture · 4.º Período
The Press and Newspaper Front Pages
Students compare tabloid and broadsheet newspapers, analysing news values and political bias. They will deconstruct front pages to see how stories are framed.
National Curriculum Attainment TargetsDfE GCSE Media Studies: NewspapersAQA 3.2.1 Close Study Products: Newspapers
About This Topic
Students compare tabloid and broadsheet newspapers, analysing news values and political bias. They will deconstruct front pages to see how stories are framed.
Key Questions
- What are the stylistic differences between tabloids and broadsheets?
- How do news values determine what gets published?
- How does political bias affect the reporting of a news story?
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