Gareth's College Blog: January 2011

Tuesday 18 January 2011

Click HERE to hear the leading Marxist historian, Eric Hobsbawm tells Andrew Marr that the inequalities inherent in capitalism has made people question its supremacy, and he argues that Marx remains as relevant today as in the last century.

Comms Assessment Objectives

AO1: This tests the ability of candidates to communicate in the register of communication and culture. Candidates are expected to: demonstrate skills in the application of communication forms, and both competence and creativity in applying the conventions of written and multimedia formats AO2: This tests the ability of candidates to understand the content and concepts offered by the qualification. Candidates are expected to: demonstrate knowledge and understanding of concepts and critical debates relevant to the discipline of communication and culture
AO3: This tests the ability of candidates to apply knowledge. Candidates are expected to: demonstrate analytical, comparative and interpretive skills in applying relevant concepts and perspectives to cultural products and cultural practices
AO4: This tests the ability of candidates to work with relevant resources drawn from a range of sources. Candidates are expected to: demonstrate the ability to identify and investigate primary and secondary material appropriate to the exploration of key concepts in communication and culture

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