Practising what we have learned: how well does the media hold those in power to account?

Citizenship

The role of local democracy

Why do we need the right to protest in democracy?

How does the UK still play a meaningful role in the international community?

How would I respond to an exam question about my active citizenship investigation? (Part 1/2)

How would I respond to an exam question about my active citizenship investigation? (Part 2/2)

How would I respond to exam questions on the economy or the British constitution?

Practising what we have learnt

True or false, media, such as social media, is often referred to as traditional media?

Does not take responsibility for their actions

Which of the following BEST describes the key characteristics of the media in a democracy?

Which of the following is NOT a key role of the media in a democracy?

It was in the public interest as it was a misuse of public money

The Daily Telegraph went against the spirit of the Editors' Code of Conduct

Which of the following is a reason to support the publication of MPs' expenses in the media?

Newspapers are free from political interference in the UK and so the ‘freedom of the press’ means it can be effective in keeping UK citizens well informed.

Newspapers are politically biased anyway  and this affects the way they report information to citizens.

The media have the right to report on issues of public interest, this is used to ensure citizens have accurate information about political matters.

The media plays a key role in holding those in power to account.  For example, in 2009 the Daily Telegraph investigated “MPs’ expenses claim”.

Which of these statements support the view that the media in the UK is NOT effective in keeping citizens informed about politics?

The BUG technique is used to help you think carefully about what an exam question means.  BUG means....?

Exit Quiz

True or false, media, such as social media, is often referred to as traditional media?