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Paradigm
a way of seeing something
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paradigm is compared to...
a camera lens
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The Media Literacy Paradigm is important because....
it causes you to focus on what you are seeing, it allows you to understand media in a deeper way, and it allows you to think about media critically
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The stage of the Media Literacy Paradigm at which you ask yourself questions to determine what you excatly you are studying
Stage 1: Classify the Product
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the stage of the Media Literacy Paradigm at which you ask yourself questions to determine where the product came from
Stage 2: Examine its Origin
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the stage of the Media Literacy Paradigm at which you ask yourself questions about how the product is put together
Stage 3: Analzye Its Mediation
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the stage of the Media Literacy Paradigm at which you ask yourself questions to determine how the product is used
Stage 4: Investigate its Consumption
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the stage of the Media Literacy Paradigm at which you ask yourself questions to determine the effects of the product
Stage 5: Perceive its Impact
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Slug format
- Name
- Date
- Assignment topic
- Headline
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you should underline or italicize the name of the work
book, movie, magazine or CD title
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you should put the title in quotation marks
for a song, TV show or website
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Digital video disc is abbreviated as
DVD
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Compact disc is abbreviated as
CD
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Television is abbreviated as
TV
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The proper format for a quote is...
"Blah blah blah," he said.
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When you discuss events in a book, short story or movie, you should use
literary present tense
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Use the pronoun _____ when referring to people
who
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spell out numbers
below 10
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use a ______ to connect 2 independent clauses
semicolon ;
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Dont end sent. with
prepositions
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know how to write times in AP style
7 a.m.; 8 p.m.;6:15 a.m.; 4:47 p.m.; noon, midnight
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AP style for scores
winning score always comes first then a - then the other score
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In AP style the only months that are not abbreviated
March April May June and July
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Never put a _________ with the day of the month
"th" "st" "rd"
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when do you use [] instead of ()
when you insert clarifying info into a quote
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First newspaper published in America
Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick
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"by authority" tag meant
published with consent of the govt
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the right of freedom of the press was established in 1735 with the trial of
John Peter Zenger
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Newspapers printed on 1 side of the sheet only carried current news and announcements and were intended for immediate distribution at low cost were
broadsides
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the new concept in newspapers (where papers were sold cheaply) that featured sensational news was important b/c it caught the fancy of people of all spectrums including politicians was
Penny Press
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"Yellow Journalism" got its name from a
cartoon character
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advances of steam-powered printing presses included
stereotyped plates, color printing, continuous rolls of newsprint and automated folders
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the invention of the Kodak camera in 1888 was an important one because
it used a flexible roll of dry film
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when radio began newspapers _____ radio stations
supported
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the longest lived of all American comics was
The Katzenjammer Kids
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the editor of the New York World
Joseph Pulitzer
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the owner of the San Franciso Examiner and bought the New York Journal
William Randolph Hearst
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saved the New York Times from financial ruin
Adolph Ochs
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Prominent New York and Washington portait photographer
Matthew Brady
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in order to get good quotes you must first
ask good thought-provoking questions
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you ____ what [your interviewee] is saying so you can write it down. if you will take the time to ___ you may find that the answer given can lead you into another more interesting direction
hear, listen
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avoid asking yes/no questions by asking
how and why questions
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begin your interview with "easy" questions in order to
make the interviewee feel at ease & a sense of control
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a _______ source is one directly connected to the story topic
primary
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a _____ source is one NOT directly connected to the story topic
secondary
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elements of news
timeliness, conflict, consequence and proximity
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choosing the point of view is called
choosing an angle
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quotes you use at the beginning and ending of your story
zinger quotes
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the purpose of transitions is to
move smoothly between quotes provide some structure to your story and make your story flow better
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a good headline should
read like a complete sent. using present tense verbs and no articles or conjunctions
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lead for a news story should be no longer than
1 sent.
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the verb that should always be used when attributing a quote to a source is
said
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types of leads you should avoid include
quote/question leads
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you should end a news feature or sports story with a
quote
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you should use the elements of fiction
when writing a feature story
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the techniques writers use to develop characters
characterization
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the narrative method used to tell the story. it may be first person third person limited or third person omniscient
point of view
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the time and place of the action of the story
setting
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the main idea or message in a work of literature
theme
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three major components of ___ include rising action/conflict, climax and falling action/denouement
plot
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a lead for a feature or sports story may be up to
four sent.
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when choosing a topic for a feature story you should focus on the
how and why
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when writing a sports story you should also go to practice to
watch the team in action have a basis for comparison when writing your game story and be able to talk to the players
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______ first black newspaper founded in ___
Freedom's Journal 1827
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________ published the __________
Frederick Douglass North Star
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____ newspapers were published between the end of the Civil War and the turn of the century
500
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_____ set the stage for a vociferous type of journalism
Ida B. Wells
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