Journalism: The Media and You
Instructor Bios
Lena Cole Dennis is fluent in the
Non-communication of Teenagers. The
owner of Cole Dennis and Associates, she is an involved community supporter,
who sits on various boards, including the Wooten Center and ARC Mid-Cities. She
is a Coro Fellow and uses her training in journalism and domestic violence to
bolster these organizations. Lena also wrote for several local and national newspapers, once serving as assistant to Brad "Switch Reels" Pye, Jr., award winning sports reporter
Isidra Person-Lynn has taught middle school,
high school and college students about the joys of journalism. A multimedia specialist, she instructs
students how to incorporate their English and other course skills into
journalism: print, radio,TV and the Internet including new media. Each Sunday
she hosts an internet radio program, Sunday Morning-Live. For more information
visit www.isidrapersonlynn.com.Class Schedule
Week 1 INTRO- What is Journalism?
7/3 Writing Assessment.
The in-class assignment will be to write three paragraphs reporting on a
recent event
7/5 Review papers. Practice interviewing skills—sit down
interviews to red-carpet.
We need students to portray news reporters and Red Carpet Celebrities
Week 2
7/10Assign students Role in video, newsletter (print) and
e-newsletter
7/12 Begin research. Internet treasure hunt - Explanation of credible resources.
Week 3
7/17 Coverage, Doing Your Homework Before the Interview
7/19 Mock Press Conference
Week 4
7/24 Edit |Video
Techniques
7/25 Revise Assignments | Photo Safari
Week 5
7/31 Video Techniques
8/2 Learning about photography and other photo resources
Week 6
8/7 Presentation | Meeting Strangers
8/9 Networking |
Getting the Interview
Week 7
8/14 Presentations | Test
8/16 Culmination
| Certificates
Student Notes for Cass:
Class blog is: wootenjschool.blogspot.comTeen Reporter Handbook
To start aBlog, get your parents permission. They must sign (Age restrictions)
Set it up at www.blogger.com
Isidra's Notes for First Class:
Journalism can be really profitable:
Here is a billionaire who started out as a news reporter. Who is she?
http://youtu.be/0bvOyeDMK6E
YOUTH REPORTER: Ghana's golden boy
http://youtu.be/U8GSDbiDU1k
Jonathan Tavasti KURME, youth reporter:
http://exposureroom.com/members/KURME/bccdc6569eda4bbaa3b3c4d4b1a07ee4/
Citizen Journalism:
DIY Radio (Do it Yourself)
http://www.radiodiaries.org/going-home-cristels-diary/
Jeff's Diary: Halfrican
http://www.radiodiaries.org/jeff-in-boston-halfrican/
Emotionally Troubled Teen Show Honesty, Courage
http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=94850372&m=94850335
Example of bad one (But was selected to win)
http://youtu.be/OnXDlydWucY
http://youtu.be/2DjPD6Qjynk
http://youtu.be/nObrn_Zm42c
The Pros
http://youtu.be/A4fe-3RpKtI
FUNNY!!!
http://youtu.be/_0eINGyJHz8
http://youtu.be/_0eINGyJHz8 (model)
Really funny:
http://youtu.be/_BSueGzrtaI
http://youtu.be/3KNpn-XGM04
Lena's Notes:
Chico Norwood, Woman Sports Writer/EditorWill Skype from Jacksonville, Mississippi
Includes Blogging 300-400 words and Writing Newspaper Articles 600-1000 words
Workshops
Good Manners Makes Money:
relationship building, family, school and church
Decorating Your Body for School/Work/Play
Develop your style and dress for the occasion
Using the clothing you have
What to Wear When & Why
Appropriate attire can save your life
Taking a Good Picture of yourself
Learning to appreciate the face God gave you
How to Interview a "Self Absorbed Knucklehead"
Sometimes people don't want to be nice
How to overcome a stuffy situation
Who, What, Why, When & How?
Newspaper Etiquette as life's lessons
Asking questions as a survival technique
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