KWANMANIE

• Introduce the exam structure and highlight key themes in past exams, including media ethics, digital communication, and societal impacts of media.

• Analyze past exam prompts, focusing on understanding the exam format and identifying recurring themes.

•  Recognize the breadth of topics covered in the exams and understand the expectations for their responses.

•  Adjust writing foundations by practicing with past exam papers from BCM CU & BJM TU.

• Explore the principles of media freedom and ethics, discussing their importance in maintaining a democratic society.

• Debate on case studies related to media ethics, including censorship, media bias, and the ethical responsibilities of journalists.

• Develop critical thinking about media ethics and understand the role of media in shaping societal values.

• Equip students with the skills to critically analyze news and its broader implications on society.

• Study current news articles, discuss the influence of news on public opinion, and practice writing short news analyses. Emphasis on news content analysis, critical thinking about how news is presented, and its societal implications.

• Improve the ability to assess news critically and articulate insightful perspectives on current affairs.

• Focus on the influence of media advertising, and the portrayal and impact of films on different societal aspects.

• Analyze advertisements and their strategies or techniques, study films as tools of cultural transmission, and discuss their effects on societal standards, behaviors, public perception, body image, gender roles, and social norms.

• Gain a nuanced understanding of how media advertising and films contribute to shaping societal views and behaviors.

• Dive into the evolution of journalism in the digital age and the impact of social media on news dissemination and public engagement. Focus on the transition of journalism to digital platforms, the role of social media in news dissemination, and the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age, including the spread of fake news.

• Explore the role of digital platforms in journalism, the effects of social media on news consumption, and the challenges posed by fake news.

• Understand the dynamics of digital journalism and social media, equipping with the skills to navigate the modern media landscape.

• Simulate the exam environment and provide personalized feedback to enhance students' exam preparation.

• Conduct a mock exam incorporating a range of topics discussed throughout the course. Follow with a review session offering detailed feedback on students' essays.

• Get prepared for the actual exams, with insights into improving their analytical and writing skills.