School Publications Terminology
5 W’s & H The six key questions a journalist must answer for the reader: who, what, when, where, why and how. adviser Teaches staff
5 W’s & H The six key questions a journalist must answer for the reader: who, what, when, where, why and how. adviser Teaches staff
Feeling frustrated by lots of less-than-stellar copy, it may be the perfect time to review caption writing. https://youtu.be/YDprC7duQNs How to Write Captions 12.00 KB 475
News articles are totally different than any other type of composition. When learning how to write news, it can be a challenge for students to
Personally, I love social media. As today’s primary method of communication, it’s where we go to share life’s happiest moments (and the most mundane lunch
Today is a national day of action when student journalists in the United States raise awareness of the challenges they face, celebrate their contributions to
It’s Scholastic Journalism Week! Follow along here on the site or subscribe to our email list for our answers to JEA’s discussion question of the
It can be daunting to start a school newspaper, but we love to hear about expanding journalism programs! Here a few things you need to
When you become a journalism adviser, it can be overwhelming to jump in and realize all the little details you need to know in order
As you begin your year, focus on those relationships in your classroom. Yearbook and newspaper classes are the ultimate group project, and, let’s be honest, kids don’t know how to effectively do a group project. Heck, most adults don’t either.
PITCH IDEAS Each staff member is responsible for coming up with several ideas to pitch to the editors during a “News Tips” meeting. Pitch in