Journalism for Teachers
Journalism for Teachers
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There may be included interpretation of the facts, since the writer is supposed to be familiar with conditions, but there is no reason for his personal opinion or comment. The editorial "we" so often used by beginners is no longer found in the news columns. If it is desired to show the general effect of a news event, then there: WRITING EDUCATIONAL ARTICLES 19 may be written the opinions in interviews of others, or of those who witnessed it, giving the general impression the event has made but ...that is interpretation. For the personal comment of the editors, or contributors, the editorial page is open, or comment may be expressed aside from the news itself, through communi- cations.
The use of comment applies particularly in reports of enter- tainments, plays, etc. Criticisms should be written only by those who can qualify as an expert. Remember, also, that such terms as: "Young man of sterling qualities", "most pleasing rendition" (and many others) are used generally to flatter.
Articles and discussions on technical subjects, however, may be expected to contain comment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There may be included interpretation of the facts, since the writer is supposed to be familiar with conditions, but there is no reason for his personal opinion or comment. The editorial "we" so often used by beginners is no longer found in the news columns. If it is desired to show the general effect of a news event, then there: WRITING EDUCATIONAL ARTICLES 19 may be written the opinions in interviews of others, or of those who witnessed it, giving the general impression the event has made but ...that is interpretation. For the personal comment of the editors, or contributors, the editorial page is open, or comment may be expressed aside from the news itself, through communi- cations.
The use of comment applies particularly in reports of enter- tainments, plays, etc. Criticisms should be written only by those who can qualify as an expert. Remember, also, that such terms as: "Young man of sterling qualities", "most pleasing rendition" (and many others) are used generally to flatter.
Articles and discussions on technical subjects, however, may be expected to contain comment.
What to read after Journalism for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank L Frank Lee Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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