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- 2. SCIENCE WRITING In CampusJournalism MA. CATHERINE A. OMORI DIVISION OF BACOLOD CITY
- 3. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING MA. CATHERINE A.OMORI DIVISION OF BACOLOD CITY “Anti-mosquito” cane toads released in QC may be lethal to dogs, humans From CNN Philippines: A warning for residents in Barangay Old Balara in Quezon City: Those frogs released in your neighborhood may end up killing more than just mosquitoes. Wildlife biologist Carmela Española told CNN Philippines that the more than 1,000 cane toads released in the area in a drive against dengue could harm dogs and people. Española said touching these frogs could cause nausea and severe allergy — and sometimes, much worse. “It has caused death in the past, there have been records of it causing death,” she said. The release of the frogs in creeks in the village was met with criticism online, with some netizens pointing out that these amphibians may cause harm to pets and humans. Others said the toads may be an invasive species. in Campus Journalism
- 4. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING MA. CATHERINE A.OMORI DIVISION OF BACOLOD CITY in Campus Journalism
- 5. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING Writing about scientific subject matter,often in a non-technical manner for an audience of non- scientists. in Campus Journalism MA. CATHERINE A. OMORI DIVISION OF BACOLOD CITY
- 6. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING To produce ascience section that stands out, the school publication must come up with something different. Note:
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- 8. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING Roles Science Writer MESSENGER able tocommunicate clearly and effectively so that he or she can popularize and translate scientific reports into stories
- 9. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING Roles Science Writer INTERPRETER of Scienceand Technology and its benefit to mankind
- 10. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING Roles Science Writer TRANSLATOR of scientificor technical jargon into simple language
- 11. 2023 SCIENCE WRITING Science News Science Editorial ScienceFeature in Campus Journalism MA. CATHERINE A. OMORI DIVISION OF BACOLOD CITY
- 12. Promote scientific literacy. Focus on thefacts Science News Analysis of the issue must be based on scientific facts and following the scientific method. Assumptions raised must be based on solid logic and following the scientific method. Research, research, research.
- 13. Troubling return Philippine DailyInquirer / 05:16 AM September 05, 2019 It’s another health nightmare waiting to happen — unless the nation acts quickly. On top of the twin epidemics of measles and dengue afflicting thousands of Filipinos, mostly children, at present, the Department of Health (DOH) has revealed that two samples taken from Manila’s sewage this year tested positive for vaccine-derived poliovirus (VDPV). Why is this deeply troubling news? Because the Philippines has been certified polio-free since 2000 by the DOH, with the last recorded polio case in 1993. The return of the polio virus thus indicates a breakdown in the public health program that eradicated the disease and helps keep it at bay. That appears to be the drop in oral polio vaccine (OPV) coverage in recent years, exacerbated by the widespread vaccine scare generated by the Dengvaxia controversy. Read more: https://opinion.inquirer.net/123767/troubling-return#ixzz5yfUFpg5D
- 14. A newspaper article writtenby or on behalf of an editor that gives an opinion on a science issue. . Integrate values in science. Science Editorial Focus on the facts Present technical and complicated scientific concepts/ideas, that can be easily understood. Focus on the facts
- 15. What issues inyour school/community are affected by science?
- 16. Human interest story that also looksinto science. . Write for your audience Science Feature Localize science stories. Advocate environmental awareness. Celebrate the wonders of nature.
- 17. Elements of Science Writing Catchyand appropriate headline Utilizes graphs, tables, sharp, properly cropped and captioned pictures Clearly written lead Coherence
- 18. Elements of Science Writing Citesscientific references, statistics, and relevant figures/facts to support credibility of statements and/or narratives Utilizes facts from interviews, document reviews, data analyses, and other reliable sources Presents relevant and timely issues on S&T Uses scientific/ technical jargon to a minimum level
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