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8. Now you are ready to type your journal or reflection in the box below. The editor works just like word processor. When you are finished remember to click publish post at the bottom of the page.
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The blog address should be your first and last name followed by 01, with no spaces (Example: jeaberthiaume01)
read then than others.
6. You are now ready to start blogging but first you must email me with you blog address so I can add you to the class website. jeanberthiaume@comcast.net
7. To post to your blog click on the New Post in the upper right corner.
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Jean Berthiaume “Mr. B”
How do reporters and editors interpret events we read about in print media? What ways is the news merely reported and in what ways is it “invented”? What are the historical roots of some current events? These are some of the questions we will entertain.
Work Requirements:
1. Read the NYT on a daily basis – minimum of 1/2 hour expected.
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8. Now you are ready to type your journal or reflection in the box below. The editor works just like word processor. When you are finished remember to click publish post at the bottom of the page.
Video: 4 easy steps to get started
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Syllabus
OUR TIME Through The New York Times
3. As a class, follow several domestic and international stories.
4. Photostory: Follow stories of our own choosing over course of the semester.
issue
that that appeals to him/her and following it over the course of the
semester. semester.
5. Actively engage in class discussions.
6. Write a Bi-weekly reflection, 1 page in length, centered on the issue/topic and what you have learned and researched. You will use a blog to submit your reflections. Reflections are written in narrative form and will include citations of all research conducted. This may at times require doing additional research to broaden your understanding of the topic or issue.
7. Occasional quizzes, especially on vocabulary, can be expected.
8. Final exam, format to be determined. (Role of media in democracy!)
Grading: Course
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Syllabus
OUR TIME Through The New York Times
Jean Berthiaume “Mr. B”
Our Times will explore and discuss major events and movements in the news today and will in addition seek to your PBwiki!
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