Essay Structures

• Immediately start with a statement to adress the issue presented. for example "Adults do not know how youth behave or who they are." after starting with a statement back it up with an example that would be applicable to the subject.
• To illustrate: "Adults  do not know how youth behave or who they are, for example is 'rock around the clock' which caused a lot of controversy and created a moral panic."
• References to key terms and using them not necessary to define them.
• Use data and events to construct basis of an arguement, also endevor for each paragrapgh to follow PEA.
• Example: Point- "Adults have social predominance"
•                  Evidence- "This is England film"
•                Analysis - Young adults seen as yobs etc this results in society being influenced and youth start to misbehave.
• Using data from news stories, then relate how bad news is good news. This means the worse the news story, the better news coverage and increased audience reception.
• Able to link relevant theories to the question, not just repeating a specific one.
• Better to keep structure simple and straightforward.
• When referring to collective identity talk about the past, present and future.
• Rebel without a cause= Past
• Kidulthood= Present
• Shank= Future
• Then discuss how the impact of media effects collective identity this in turns can link to the conclusion of the essay.
• Continually throughout  compare and contrast broadsheets to tabloids, when referring to collective identity.
• Good starting points for paragrapghs would be like:
• Media 
•  A jouralist etc
• By doing this furthers enable you to bulid upon a subject for that paragraph.
• Overall make the objective clear when writing.