This document discusses journalism and education. It defines journalism as the preparation and dissemination of written, visual or audio material for public dissemination regarding newsworthy events. It notes that journalism allows one to follow topics of interest and learn about different industries and trends. Journalists have opportunities to meet interesting people from different fields through interviews and research. Their work benefits the public interest by uncovering new information and facts. Education is defined as the transfer of knowledge, skills and habits from one generation to the next through teaching and learning experiences.

1.  By
 Sinyat ahmed
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2.  Education in its general
sense is a form of learning
in which knowledge,
skills, and habits of a
group of people are
transferred from one
generation to the next
through teaching,
training, research
 Generally, it occurs
through any experience
that has a formative effect
on the way one thinks,
feels, or acts.

3.  Journalism is the activity or product of
journalists or others engaged in the
preparation of written, visual, or audio
material intended for dissemination
through public media with reference to
factual, ongoing events of public
concern. It is intended to inform
society about itself and to make public,
things that would otherwise be private.
 Types of journalism
 Advocacy journalism
 Broadcast journalism
 Drone journalism
 Gonzo journalism
 Investigative journalism
 Tabloid journalism
 Yellow journalism (or sensationalism)

4.  Follow Your Interests
 In addition to covering breaking news,
journalists are required to come up with
story ideas to fill space in the paper or
airtime on the radio or television. You
may be tasked with following a specific
industry or keeping up with trends in
various arenas.
 Journalism allows you to follow those
subjects and topics that interest you and
that you want to learn more about. Keep
up with the local school board and the
president of a nearby college if you’re
interested in education, for example.
Follow scientific research and visit the
local hospital to keep up with changes
and breakthroughs if your interest lies in
healthcare. Meet and build relationships
with bankers, brokers and federal
regulators to develop insight into the
economy or watch every new pilot out on
TV and every new club opening in town
if your passion leans toward
entertainment. Whatever your interests,
as a journalist, you can often pursue your
passion and get paid for it.

5.  Interesting People
 Interviews and research are
common responsibilities in
journalism, and these give you
the opportunity to meet and
talk to a large number of
people that you wouldn't have
met working in other
professions. This varies
depending on your specific job.
Sports journalists are more
likely to meet athletes and
coaches, while entertainment
journalists deal with actors and
celebrities. International
correspondents often cover
political figures and may
interview diplomats and world
leaders.

6.  Public Interest
 Journalists deliver
information to the general
public in a way that most
other professions don't
allow.
 providing information to
others, and having large
numbers of people read and
comment on your work.
 Journalists don't only
disseminate information,
they also uncover
information and conduct
research that brings new
facts to light. A good
journalist's work, therefore,
can be beneficial to the
public interest.

7.  journalism degree and training program,
you have the chance of pursuing
rewarding careers like a reporter, editor,
writer or media specialist in the
communications industry.
 Can become news analysts at publications
and newspapers. Those who opt to
specialize in particular subjects and fields
 ideal for people interested in researching
and spreading news with strong
presentatio and writing skills.
 lots of flexibility to pursuing careers that
are business-oriented fields like freelance
reporting, marketing and public relations
consulting PR firm. working for
newspapers like a correspondent or
reporter the growing communications
field offers many opportunities in
reporting and writing online.
 Ideal for low cost traveling and going
places where you wouldn’t normal see

8. Teaches language skills
Information on all kinds of topics like
nature science, health beauty
animals sports medical economic
and finance .
Spreading information and knowledge
daily 24 hours though all kind of
medium in a mass scale improving
communication skills language
skills ,presentation skill building
confidence.
Linking people local and internally
making world a global place though
news and stories about current
affairs like wars.
Learning though culture and food travel
and living we are learning to be
more tolerant ethically.
Distant learning become easy though
social medium as news spread faster
and all kind of enriched topics are
shared online though blog writing.
Motivation others to learn the skill of
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