The document outlines the concept of a newspaper as a written publication featuring various sections such as news, opinion, and entertainment. It also details the steps in creating a parish newsletter, including forming a staff, deciding on content, production schedules, and layout considerations. Additionally, it emphasizes qualities necessary for good writing and reporting, such as resourcefulness, creativity, and confidence.

1. Confidence

2. Confidence WHAT IS A NEWSPAPER

3. A written publication containing news, Information and advertising printed in a low-cost paper called newsprint.

4. Member of a community Living Textbook

5. Market Place Find a job Keeps government honest

6. Confidence SECTIONS OF A NEWSPAPER

7. FRONTPAGE

8. OPINION PAGE

9. INTERNATIONAL PAGE

10. SPORTS PAGE

11. ENTERTAINMENT PAGE

12. LIFESTYLE PAGE

13. BUSINESS PAGE

14. COMICS PAGE

15. OBITUARY PAGE

16. CLASSIFIED ADS PAGE

17. Do you need a PARISH NEWSLETTER

18. WHY?

19. Purposes /Objectives of a Parish Newsletter

20. Confidence EDUCATE INFORM FORM ENTERTAIN

21. Steps In Coming Out With A Parish Newsletter

22. Form your STAFF

23. Decide frequency / size

24. Decide on the sections. You may have the following: Message from Parish priest Reflections on the Gospel Features on Organizations Commentaries on Issues Church News, foreign and local Personality features NEWS

25. Write out a schedule for production of your newspaper: dates when the newsletter will be distributed, when articles are due for each issue...

26. Once you have the articles, edit them for spelling, grammar and other writing errors. Be sure that the content is appropriate for your audience (other students) and that it is easily understood.

27. LAY-OUTING Look of the page (number of columns, fonts) Photos Graphics Color

28. Printing

29. Distribution Circulation Collection Marketing Advertisements

30. Feedback

31. What makes a good WRITER / REPORTER

32. Resourcefulness

33. Creativity

34. SKILL Spelling and Grammar

35. DISCIPLINE

36. Confidence CONF I DENCE

37. Confidence Interpersonal Skills

38. Confidence Sense of ADVENTURE

39. Confidence JUDGMEN T N EWS

40. Confidence S peed and Accurac y

41. Confidence