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by William N. Otto (Author)
"JOURNALISM for HIGH SCHOOLS" is a comprehensive guide designed for students and educators navigating the world of news production within an academic setting. Written by William N. Otto, this work provides a detailed exploration of the core principles of reporting, editing, and publishing a student-led newspaper. It covers essential skills such as identifying news values, conducting interviews, writing effective leads, and structuring diverse story types, ranging from hard news to feature articles and editorials.
Beyond the craft of writing, the book addresses the practical and organizational challenges of student journalism. It offers guidance on staff roles, copy-reading, headline creation, and the logistical side of the press, including advertising and circulation. By bridging the gap between classroom instruction and real-world application, the text emphasizes the role of journalism in fostering critical thinking, civic responsibility, and clear communication. Whether utilized as a foundational textbook or a practical reference for student editors, "JOURNALISM for HIGH SCHOOLS" remains an insightful resource on the development of media education and the enduring importance of ethical, high-quality storytelling in secondary schools.
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