Magazines and advertising learner response

1) Type up your feedback in full (you don't need to write the mark and grade if you want to keep this confidential).

2) Read through your answers again. Write down the mark you achieved for each question:

Q1: 1/1
Q2: 0/1
Q3: 5/8
Q4: 2/2
Q5: 4/6
Q6: 8/12

3) Write down five magazine cover conventions. Look back at the original notes if you need help.

Cover Lines
Headline
Central Image
Colour scheme
Magazine Name

4) Look at the mark scheme for this assessment. Question 3 asked you to write about how the CSP magazine covers persuade the audience to buy the product. Copy two bullet point answers for Reveal magazine and two bullet point answers for Tatler magazine from the mark scheme that you didn't use in your original answer.

The numerous images and cover lines offer more content for a cheap price.
Controversial quotes are used to shock and interest the viewer.

Strong central image draws the reader's eye.
Setting around her is exotic and blurred, juxtaposing the glamorous outfit and intricate makeup of the model.

5) Look at the mark scheme for Question 5 on the NHS Represent advert. Write down three of the people in the NHS Represent advert (include both their name and what they are famous for) and why they subvert the stereotype for gender or race/ethnicity.

TV presenter and wheelchair basketball player, Ade Adepitan subverts the stereotype of handicapped people not being able to excel at sports by being a basketball player himself. CEO of the BAME awards, Kanya King subverts the stereotype of women and black people being in power. Olympian Nicola Adams subverts the stereotype that women are not strong or sporty by being an Olympian herself.