This document provides guidance on writing editorials. It outlines the typical stages of an editorial, including introducing the topic in the head, providing background in the neck, making an argument in the body using at least three reasons, supporting those arguments with evidence in the arm, and proposing a solution in the leg. It also discusses different types of editorials, such as those that criticize, inform, persuade, or praise. The key aspects of a successful editorial are thinking originally, providing strong evidence, writing in third person, using active voice, being mature and fair, and offering a solution.
In this presentation, you will be acquainted with necessary knowledge concerning campus journalism. This is shared for educational purposes only. Some works are borrowed for the sole purpose of creating learning materials and or for academe use only. Hence, this shall not be taken for commercial purposes. Therefore, this is covered by the tenets of fair use.
In this presentation, you will be acquainted with necessary knowledge concerning campus journalism. This is shared for educational purposes only. Some works are borrowed for the sole purpose of creating learning materials and or for academe use only. Hence, this shall not be taken for commercial purposes. Therefore, this is covered by the tenets of fair use.
Hi, this is Billy from LSM. Please refer to this powerpoint presentation for better understanding on the subject matter. You can comment here or you can comment via FB for you questions. Thank you and Pax et Bonum!
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· Rough draft is fairly well developed beyond the five-paragraph foundation.
· The introduction sets up clear context for the discussion.
· The thesis identifies the central controversy without taking a position.
· The topic sentences are clear and logical for the assignment, with clear keywords that identify the parts of the assignment, and the paper structure is clear.
· Sources are used appropriately; summary, paraphrase, and quotation are clear.
· No unnecessary quotations are present and all quotations are set up well and integrated.
· The paper offers some insight into the current status of the controversy and the major voices within it.
· Research here is valid and the sources are appropriate to college-level papers.
· APA is used here, and the paper is relatively free of grammatical errors.
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Write a brief two- or three-sentence response for each of the following questions:
· What strategy do you think you’ll use to construct an introduction?
· Describe the kinds of evidence or support the essay will offer.
· How would you describe the essay’s organization?
· How do you anticipate concluding the essay with strength?
· In what ways do you anticipate holding your reader’s attention?
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Police officers are people like any other person. Police officers risk their lives to protect the lives of others in the communities. They serve the public at any and all costs. When the police serve, they live in the communities they serve. Being a police officer does not change the genes of a person. The service for the public is not comfortable at all, and police officers face various challenges in their line of services. Most of the times, they are faced with many dilemmas. During these situations, a police officer is expected to take into account various factors which include the legal factors, the environmental factors and also the moral or ethical factors. Most of these dilemmas are very hard to decide on the spur of the moment, and they mostly require quick decision making. In the case of killing and not killing, it is a dilemma that most policemen are faced with almost every day. what is the thesis exactly? Be clear.
Police officers are mandated to protect citizens, and in doing so, they are not supposed to harm the public. The police officers should not be given the right to kill. This is because the decision made by a police officer in these situations are mostly under pressure, and sometimes they can be misinformed, and that can result in a fatal loss. An officer can apply extra force on a civilian who is entirely innocent. This will mean that the police officer has taken the life of the person he is supposed to be protecting (Balko, 2013). Citizens trust in government and law enforcement to offer protection to them and not to harm them. Every p ...
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Analyzing for Bias
Identifying implicit arguments and acknowledging a creator’s background
People are Biased Against Bias
Bias has a bad reputation, and while there are many good reasons for this, some of them are misguided. How come? Well, we are all biased in one way or another - we all have our own backgrounds, economic, racial, social and so on, and those things make up who we are, influence our preferences, and color how we see the world, which is generally pretty great!
If you’re waiting for a “however…” you’re in luck! HOWEVER, the problem with bias is that it involves a prejudice that is usually unfair or skews the truth so that it aligns with a person’s worldview. This isn’t much of a problem if it influences your personal preferences for things like the kinds of fruit you like, your favorite sports team, or music, etc. HOWEVER…
The Problem with Bias
When it gets applied to concepts like “the truth” or influences someone’s perception of whole groups of people unfairly, that’s prejudice (literally, judging someone in advance, without the facts).
Bias is at the root of all kinds of problems: politicians lying to their supporters, journalists skewing facts, police saying someone committed a crime (when they have no proof), redlining, discrimination in hiring – these actions are all influenced by bias.
Let’s Focus on Bias in the Media
Bias in the media is often (not always!) one of the easier forms of bias to identify. As media outlets become more polarized, they’ve developed biases that let them appeal to certain groups of consumers. This is fairly apparent in news outlets like MSNBC and Fox News.
In the following chart, taken from “AllSides Media Bias Ratings,” we see a spectrum from left to right. What’s interesting to note is that even the chart is biased! Why? Because a person or group of people made it. That doesn’t mean we have to toss it out or that it’s “wrong.” It’s a matter of perspective. Have a look:
Many people mistakenly read “center” as meaning “no bias.” It’s an easy trap to fall into, but the center also has a point of view it’s championing.
It might help to think of it this way: the left and the right are biased in favor of some kind of change, while the center caters to the status quo, or the way things currently are.
Where’s the Center?
What one person views as “the center” might be the same as another person. For example, someone from Europe, which has a different media ecosystem, might view many of the outlets in “the center” as being further right, ditto the two “left” columns.
But for the most part, all of these outlets report more or less “the facts.” It’s actually fairly uncommon to find something totally made up in any of these types of major sources. That doesn’t, however, mean they are always reliable!
As we’ll see in the pop quiz in a few pages (ungraded!), bias can usually be found in how an outlet covers a story, and what they choose to cover. Sometimes facts are omitted,.
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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3. Courtship in the Philippines:
“Courtship is the best part of a girl’s
romance and love life”. This is the reason
why in the earlier courting practices there
have been a lot of rituals involved.”
9. The BODY of our
Editorial- give at least three reasons why you are taking your stand.
10. An ARM of our
Editorial
- Support your arguments with evidence and examples. Your
English teachers call this elaboration.
11. The LEG of our
Editorial-If you are going to complain about something, you must have a better
way of doing it.
12. Head:
Binigyang- katwiran ang media killings
(Pang-masa) - June 5, 2016 - 12:00am
MARIIN ang pahayag ni president-
elect Rodrigo Duterte sa isang press
conference noong isang araw. Sabi
niya, kaya maraming mediamen
ang napapatay ay dahil bias na
kahit nabigyan na ay bumabanat pa
rin.
13. Neck/Body:
Ginawang halimbawa at binigyang katwiran ni Duterte ang
pagpatay sa mamamahayag na si Jun Pala noong Set. 6, 2003 sa
Davao City. Pinagbabaril si Pala ng riding in tandem. Si Pala ay
kritiko ni Duterte. Sabi niya, “ I don’t want to demean his me-
mory but he was a rotten son of bitch, He deserved it..”
Sa lahat nang sector ng lipunan ay mayroong nangyayaring
corruption. Alam ng mamamayan ang kalakarang ito. Talamak
ang nangyayaring corruption at ang sector ng media ay kabilang
dito. May mga “corrupt” na mamamahayag na nagpapabayad
para baliktarin ang tama o kampihan ang nagbayad at mayroon
ding bumabanat kahit pa nga binayaran na.
Pero hindi naman makatwiran na dahil sa pagbanat ay
kamatayan na ang hatol gaya nang nangyari kay Pala. Ang lahat
ng mga nagawang pagkakamali ay may katapat na kaparusahan.
At sigurado kami na alam ito ni Duterte sapagkat dati siyang
prosecutor bago pumasok sa pulitika. Alam niya kung ano ang
nakasaad sa batas.
14. Arm:
Maraming mamamahayag na ang
napapatay. Ngayong 2016, dalawa na
ang napapatay at ang pinaka-latest ay si
Alex Balcoba, reporter-columnist ng
People’s Brigada na binaril sa harap ng
kanyang shop sa Quiapo noong
nakaraang linggo. Wala pang naaresto
ang pulisya sa pagpatay kay Balcoba.
15. Leg:
Sa aming palagay, may epekto ang
pahayag ni Duterte ukol sa pagpatay sa
mga mamamahayag. Parang binibigyan
niya ng lisensiya ang sinuman na
itumba ang mamamahayag kahit pa ito
ay parehas. Ito ang aming nakikita sa
himig ng kanyang pana-nalita. Sana
nagkakamali kami.
16. GIVE A PROPOSAL
Be my GF/BF!
Before saying YES, pick first what type of a
man do you like the most:
TYPES OF EDITORIAL
17. CRITICIZE?
If the editorial criticizes, it should always be constructive.
Emphasize the positive about what you are criticizing, or
your readers will not trust you.
If you criticize, you have an obligation to offer an
alternative solution or course of action.
18. INFORM/EXPLAIN?
Editorials that explain are somewhat like expository
essays.
They attempt to interpret or inform rather than to argue a
point of view.
The only expression of opinion comes in the interpretation
of the facts.
19. PERSUADE/PROVIDES
SOLUTION?
Generally, editorials that persuade offer
specific solutions to a perceived problem.
They expect immediate action rather than
the understanding of a situation.
A persuasive editorial can provide
leadership in bringing about changes in
school policy or in student behavior.
20. PRAISE OR COMMAND?
If the editorial praises, there should be specific
reasons for doing so.
Perhaps an organization or individual has gone
above and beyond the call of duty and the staff feels
there should be some recognition.
34. Remember the key to a successful
Editorial …
Think. Original thought.
Provide strong evidence to support your
stance
Write in third person (some first person
plural)
35. MORE?
Use active voice
Be mature, fair and reasonable
Offer a solution