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The document provides guidelines for writing effective newspaper headlines, including conveying essential information and enticing readers through structure, style and word choice. Headlines should herald important news, advertise key stories prominently, and summarize content concisely using active verbs and short words. Stylistic elements like capitalization, length, and placement also influence readability and attention-grabbing ability.
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Campus Journalism
Copy Reading & Headlining
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Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in English
headline writing
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- Use fact-filled secondary headlines and eye-catching primary headlines. Contrast type styles between levels.
- Avoid splitting words, phrases, or names across lines. Only include essential information that is in the underlying story.
- Omit articles and use numerals. Abbreviate only if readers will understand. Favor active voice and simple subject-verb-object construction.
- Follow principles of clarity, brevity and visual alignment when writing multi-line headlines.
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2. Guidelines for headline writing include using active voice, specific terms, and verbs to quickly summarize the story in a limited space. Headlines should attract readers' attention and tell them what the story is about.
3. The document concludes with tips for contestants in copyreading and headline writing competitions, such as practicing key skills, being prepared, carefully reading instructions, and generating multiple headline options that meet unit count requirements.
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