Learning conversation

 

  • What do you think has gone particularly well so far this year? What are your strengths?
    - Enjoying the classes so far, especially editing the short film.

  • What is stopping you from achieving your goals? What threats might you face, (for example not enough time, lack of organisation, pressure from other subjects...)
    - Not great at pushing myself to do things, not much motivation, scared of what other people may think?

  • Identify 3 specific targets for yourself for the rest of this year. They can be both academic and organisational goals.
    -Do all my work before the day before it is due
    -Become more confident
    -Study hard

  • What grade do you want to achieve in media studies?
    -Hopefully an A* :)

  • Do you have any suggestions about the course?
    -

  • What job to you want to get after you've finished education (this can be really vague!)
    -Not sure, maybe character illustration or song writing?

  • Did you do GCSE media? If so, what grade did you get?
     -N/A

    Remote learning


    • What equipment do you have access to at home, for example a computer, tablet, laptop, and/or phone?
      - Laptop, tablet, desktop computer and phone.

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