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Unit 3: Participation
Quick questions on The case study investigation method: QCE Film, Television and New Media
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What is inquiry learning?Show answer
Film, Television and New Media uses an inquiry learning model. Inquiry means solving problems through questions that have more than one defensible answer. A case study investigation applies this model to a single product, practice or phenomenon, examining it in depth rather than surveying many examples shallowly.
What is structuring the argument?Show answer
A strong investigation reads as an argument, not a description. State your position early, organise body sections around your concepts or sub-questions, support every claim with specific evidence, and evaluate effectiveness throughout. Markers reward synthesis, where you connect concepts, over isolated paragraphs that treat each concept separately.
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