TV: End of unit index

TV: End of unit index

We have completed excellent in-depth studies of Capital andDeutschland 83. We now need to create an index to ensure we haven't missed any vital notes or tasks.  

As you know, keeping an index of all your work is extremely good practice from a revision perspective. This keeps the vital CSP information fresh in your mind and also highlights if you've missed anything through absence or trips. 

TV index: Capital & Deutschland 83

Your TV index should include the following:
11) TV: The impact of new/digital media on television
For your index, it needs to link to YOUR corresponding blogpost so you can access your work and revision notes quickly and easily. This also means you if you have missed anything you can now catch up with the work/notes and won't underperform in future assessments/exams due to gaps in your knowledge.

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