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Applying Ncte/Ira Standards in Classroom Journalism Projects: Activities and Scenarios by Candace Perkins Bowen, Susan Hathaway Tantillo, 2002-11 Oxford Picture Power Dictionary: Activity Book by Wendy Miranda-Broadbent, 1996-06-06 The Journalism today workbook: Learning activities for tomorrow's journalists by Donald L Ferguson, 1987 Here come da judge. (Off the Record).(article examines New York state court ruling stating judges may particiapte in political activities): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Joe Pollack, 2003-03-01 Most undercovered stories raise questions: do media ignore issues which place U.S. in bad light.(Late Edition): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Charles L. Klotzer, 2003-10-01 Core local questions ignored.(Media/Politics): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Terry Jones, 2004-03-01 New Times trumps old times at RFT.(Riverfront Times): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by E.F. Porter, 2000-05-01 Student reporters embarrass Schnucks.: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Don Corrigan, 2000-02-01 Compounded interest: Mike Owens being married to Alderman Lyda Krewson raises questions by--and excuses for-politicians.: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Bob Schaper, 2004-02-01 Negative media stories hurt McCain.(politics & media)(John McCain): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Terry Jones, 2008-12-01 A little common sense could cure radio's problems.: An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Frank Absher, 2004-04-01 Stop the presses! Republicans blast press at MPA convention.(Missouri Press Association): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Don Corrigan, 2005-10-01 Giving print the silent treatment.(Reporting Roadblocks): An article from: American Journalism Review by Rachel Smolkin, 2003-10-01 Top legal stories of the year. (Media/Law).(Brief Article): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Ken Jones, 2003-01-01

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1. Activities Journalism, Newspapers Solving Mysteries
   Printable activities including a mystery activity that students can bring home and solve with their familiy.  
   http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=3749262

2. Home - Madras Christian College
   Madras Christian College is one of the oldest colleges of the Indian subcontinent. Accredited with A+ by NAAC  
   http://mcc.edu.in/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=179&Item

3. ChiroOrg Blog – For Chiropractic And Chiropractors.
   Featuring an online journal, and activism information, as well as sections on journals, abstracts and case studies.  
   http://www.chiro.org/

4. Journalism Lesson Plans
   Lesson plans for inspiring young journalists. Journalism Lesson Plans. Current Events Lesson Plans. A Long Way Home In this lesson, students examine the difference between hard  
   http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/lesson_plans/literature/journalism/
   
   Extractions: - K-12 and ready to go! View Now... Current Events Lesson Plans A Long Way Home - In this lesson, students examine the difference between "hard news" and editorial writing by considering several pieces written about the Elián González custody battle. A Way with Words - In this lesson, students evaluate how facts and opinions function in relaying the news and consider the media's responsibilities in reporting during wartime. Black, White and Digitized All Over - In this lesson, students examine the pros and cons of getting news from print newspapers and from their online counterparts. Classroom Newsletter - This is a two week lesson plan in which students create a newsletter for their classroom and/or school. Students visit a local newspaper and learn about the various jobs at a newspaper.

5. Latest Journalism And Writing News Stories, Press Releases, News Articles, And I
   Top Journalism and Writing News Stories, Press Releases, News Articles, and Information from Journalism and Writing News Articles.  
   http://journalismnewsarticles.com/

6. Welcome To AAPP
   Information on its conferences, journal and other activities.  
   http://www3.utsouthwestern.edu/aapp/
   
   Extractions: The Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry (AAPP) was establlished in 1989 to promote cross-disciplinary research, educational initiatives, and graduate training programs in philosophy and psychiatry. Philosophical methods bring to psychiatry a kind of analysis and critique that are invaluable in their clarity of thought, meaning, and application to practice. But over the years, we also have found that, in addition to having its own philosophical problems, psychiatry also informs philosophical theorizing itself, and that the field of "philosophy and psychiatry" is developing into its own interdisciplinary field. AAPP is dedicated to philosophical inquiry in psychiatric theory and practice. AAPP aims to enhance the effectiveness of the psychiatrist as teacher, researcher, and practitioner by illuminating the philosophical issues embedded in these activities. AAPP also aims to consider the ways in which psychiatric knowledge, theories, and practices can enrich and challenge basic philosophical assumptions about mind, knowledge, and subjectivity, for instance. Topics of interest include the identification, understanding, and explication of abnormal experience and behavior; the problem of psychiatric classification; the relationship between neuroscience and cllinical practice; the evaluation of clinical methods; and moral and ethical issues raised by psychiatric categories and practice. The goals of AAPP are realized through:

7. Journalism @Web English Teacher
   Resources for teaching journalism About Web English Teacher Site Map Privacy Policy Contact Us 2010 Web English Teacher, all rights reserved.  
   http://www.webenglishteacher.com/journ.html

8. Journalism Teacher Resources & Activities For Teachers | Lesson Planet
   Quickly search online educational resources including over 350,000+ teacher Journalism Site Discover new journalism activities and ideas.  
   http://www.educationplanet.com/directory/language_arts/journalism
   
   Extractions: Search Lesson Plans Directory Language Arts Journalism What are the Major Outdoor Education Journals? Outdoor education comes in many forms e.g., a walk around the local park with an aboriginal elder, a mountaineering expedition, a ropes course experience, a sail training program, a multi-element Outward Bound course...more types. The American Journal of Bioethics Founded in 1993 as the first bioethics website, bioethics.net and The American Journal of Bioethics (AJOB) have grown to become the most read source of information about bioethics, visited millions of times every month by readers from around the world and Nature Nature journal of science online, visit us now to find the latest scientific research news and reviews with links to nature genetics, nature reviews and all the nature magazines. The Online Collaborative Learning in Higher Education Website A web site devoted to world's best practice in online collaborative learning in higher education, and related topics: here you'll find links to online articles, books, journals, and other relevant information. Teotihuacan: The City of the Gods Welcome to the Teotihuacan Home Page! We have created this site to offer the general public and experts around the world access to information about this ancient city. It consists of introductory pages, recent excavation reports and academic journals. In

9. HoneyMoon
   Log of a trip to Greece, Italy, and Turkey. Including pictures and a daily journal of activities.  
   http://homepage.mac.com/mperreault/iblog/B1429157198/index.html
   
   Extractions: Tue - September 6, 2005 Posted at 12:14 AM getCategoryName("C453797490"); Read More getFeedbackLink("Honeymoon%20Pictures..."); getCommentsCode("E20050906001412"); Posted at 12:55 AM getCategoryName("C465485250"); Read More getFeedbackLink("Olympia!!!"); getCommentsCode("E20050822005546"); Posted at 09:55 AM getCategoryName("C465485250"); Read More getFeedbackLink("Athens%20-%20Acropolis"); getCommentsCode("E20050821095510"); Posted at 09:37 AM getCategoryName("C465485250"); Read More getFeedbackLink("Istanbul%20-%20Blue%20Mosque"); getCommentsCode("E20050820093729"); Posted at 09:20 AM getCategoryName("C465485250"); Read More getCommentsCode("E20050820092002"); Posted at 12:02 AM getCategoryName("C465485250"); Read More getFeedbackLink("Santorini%20-%20Oia"); getCommentsCode("E20050906000228"); Thu - July 28, 2005

10. Department Of Journalism ~ Activities
    City College Press Club . The Department of Journalism sponsors a student club comprised of student journalists in the program.  
    http://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Journalism/activities.html
    
    Extractions: City College Press Club The Department of Journalism sponsors a student club comprised of student journalists in the program. The club is affiliated with the Associated Students and is a member of the campus Inter Club Council (ICC). The City College Press Club serves as a resource for journalism students by providing them opportunities to participate in club sponsored media career days, guest lectures by media professionals, field trips to journalism conferences, and social events. This is a student run organization with a faculty adviser. It receives funding for club activities from the ICC. Membership is open to all students in the Department of Journalism, most of whom come from the staff of the campus newspaper The Guardsman and the campus magazine etc. JACC The Journalism Association of Community Colleges (JACC) is an association of California and Arizona community college journalism programs designed to provide continuing education for journalism instructors and extended educational opportunities for journalism students.

11. Who Decides What's News? And Other Activities - FamilyEducation.com
    If your child were the newspaper's editorin-chief, what news would he choose to print?  
    http://fun.familyeducation.com/journalism/activity/35764.html

12. British Paphiopedilum Society
    Society focusing on various genuses of slipper orchids. Provides details about membership, journal, activities, plant information and a photo gallery.  
    http://www.paphiopedilum.org.uk/
    
    Extractions: Established in 1990 The Society covers all types of Slipper Orchid, Paphiopedilums, Phragmipediums, Cypripediums etc. Are you a Slipper Orchid fanatic, or do you just want to improve the way you grow them? If so, then you should join a society whose members enjoy sharing information on all aspects of these beautiful and sometimes bizarre plants. Use the navigation buttons on the left to find out more about the British Paphiopedilum Society and the wonderful slipper orchids. The content and images on this website are the intellectual property of the British Paphiopedilum Society. Please ask for our consent before reproducing any items from this site. Contact:- postmaster@paphiopedilum.org.uk Welcome to the British

13. Journalism Activities
    begins this activity by throwing a tennis ball to one student, and then thanking them for something they did recently, or acknowledging some-thing they have done well.  
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/12993859/Journalism-Activities

14. Quia - Journalism Vocab Fun!
    This activity was created by a Quia Web subscriber. Learn more about Quia Create your own activities  
    http://www.quia.com/jg/1095231.html

15. Learning Activities/Journalism - OLPC
    See the discussion tab for questions about how best to adapt these basic journalism lessons to OLPC's target age laptop users, and other ideas for using the XO as a reporting and  
    http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Learning_activities/Journalism
    
    Extractions: Happy OLPC Day! Learning activities Jump to: navigation search See the discussion tab for questions about how best to adapt these basic journalism lessons to OLPC's target age laptop users, and other ideas for using the XO as a reporting and publishing tool. Journalism Tutorials by Jack Driscoll , originally for the Media Lab's Silver Stringers project BASIC TOOLS—A pen or pencil and paper. Good enough? Veteran reporters prefer pens and usually carry two, in case the first one runs out of ink. If you use a pencil, carry at least two. Lead breaks easily. Spiral notebooks that fit in your hand or are a little larger and can fit in your pocket or in a purse are practical. Another technique is to fold a piece or paper (or two pieces) into a size small enough to fit into your hand for ease of taking notes. Be sure to number each page. edit Research is an important part of reporting.

16. Www.acornideas.com.au
    b. from coverage in relation to the journalism activities of the Network. The Network is not required to comply with the National Privacy Principles when dealing with employee  
    http://www.acornideas.com.au/privacy.htm
    
    Extractions: The Network treats the handling of your personal information very seriously. To that end, the Network has systems and procedures in place to protect your privacy in relation to the handling of your personal information. The Network abides by the National Privacy Principles, which provide a scheme in relation to the collection, disclosure, use and storage of personal information. The Network's objective is to handle information responsibly and provide you with some control over the way information about you is handled. The Privacy Act provides for exemptions: a. in relation to employee records (being records relating to a current or former employment relationship between the Network and the individual); and b. from coverage in relation to the journalism activities of the Network. The Network is not required to comply with the National Privacy Principles when dealing with employee records or personal information collected in the course of its journalism activities. 1. Collection of Personal Information Personal information is information or opinion from which an individual's identity may be ascertained. The nature of personal information collected by the Network generally comprises an individual's name and contact details (including address, phone, fax and e-mail). Such personal information is collected for the purposes of arranging, conducting and promoting the Network's production and broadcasting activities.

17. Journalism Activities — Blogs, Pictures, And More On WordPress
    Scavenger Hunts Digging for Dirt. Years ago, I put together a scavenger hunt for my friend’s bachelorette party. I couldn’t tell you if she had more fun hunting down the goodies  
    http://en.wordpress.com/tag/journalism-activities/

18. TV
    Students in the Journalism program at FIMS take part in a wide variety of television journalism production activities including story development, shooting on  
    http://www.fims.uwo.ca/tv/
    
    Extractions: Students in the Journalism program at FIMS take part in a wide variety of television journalism production activities including story development, shooting on digital video, editing on Avid and packaging shows. Students learn the basics in the summer term, enhance their skills in the fall term, and can specialize in television journalism in the winter term. During March they produced a series of shows called “THIRTY MINUTES” Instructors : Cliff Lonsdale, David Mills

19. Middle School Journalism Activities | EHow.com
    Middle School Journalism Activities. Because many middleschool students may not be aware of current world issues and events, implementing a journalism program is important.  
    http://www.ehow.com/list_6517726_middle-school-journalism-activities.html
    
    Extractions: Home Education Middle School Science Activities ... Middle School Journalism Activities By K.B. Williams eHow Contributor updated: May 15, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? newspaper image by Angelika Bentin from Fotolia.com Journalism programs can help middle-school students be more aware of the world around them. Because many middle-school students may not be aware of current world issues and events, implementing a journalism program is important. Children should gain an understanding of how media impact democracy by keeping citizens informed every day. Some classroom exercises also can help the students understand how news is gathered and transmitted, and how effective the message is. Some people may prefer watching the news on television, and others may prefer reading the news from a newspaper. To help your students determine their preference, lead an activity that explores and pros and cons of each. Divide the class into two groups, and keep the groups separated. For one group, play a pre-recorded news story that aired locally. For the other group, have the students analyze the newspaper article that features the same story. When the students are finished reading, watching and discussing the stories, bring the two groups together. Instruct the students, as a class, to have a debate and discussion as to which team obtained more information. The team that watched the news may find out that it obtained sufficient information in a very little time, or the team that read the news may have obtained more information in more time.

20. Day-to-day Class Activities | Blogging Pedagogy
    In two of the best grad classes I've taken, Tom Cable gave worksheets to fill out in response to each reading assignment. He didn't make us turn them in, they were just to help us  
    http://pedagogy.cwrl.utexas.edu/taxonomy/term/2
    
    Extractions: 2 years 22 weeks ago assignments blogging controversies day-to-day class activities ... more tags This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License Home Submitted by Ljones on January 30, 2009 - 10:27pm In two of the best grad classes I've taken, Tom Cable gave worksheets to fill out in response to each reading assignment. He didn't make us turn them in, they were just to help us get the main points from the readings. Sometimes he would point out an important passage without even asking a question. Submitted by krdorsey on April 14, 2008 - 11:32am

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