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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Journalism education."”.
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Putting theory to practice : a quasi-experimental test of a new model for experiential teaching and a case study in broadcast journalism education
… OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA AT AUTHOR'S REQUEST.] How journalism is taught matters to society, as the work journalists produce can shape publics' understanding of information. A debate between academics and practitioners has emerged over the future of journalism education, with many in the industry …
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Journalism: finding its space in a new university. An exploration of how journalism education has developed within the University of the West of Scotland
… and reflects on the development of degree-based journalism education at the University of the West of Scotland from 2004 until 2016. It seeks to identify key issues that presented challenges and opportunities in the design and implementation of the programmes. These comprised discussion around …
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Journalism in the curriculum of Southern Baptist colleges and universities.
… a study of the development and present status of journalism education within the thirty colleges and universities operated by the Southern Baptists. It includes a listing of the earliest courses in journalism offered in the various institutions and outlines the colleges which now give majors or …
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Strangers in strange lands: a hermeneutic inquiry into becoming a journalist.
… of the future and the implications for journalism education. Drawing principally upon the work of Hans- Georg Gadamer, a practical application of philosophical hermeneutics is advocated to holistically venture beyond the theory-practice dualism that typically hallmarks journalism …
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Professional Identity and the Transition from Journalism Practitioner to Journalism Educator
… become educators and researchers within Higher Education, with a view to better understanding how this transition affects journalism education and the future of the profession. A high proportion of staff in journalism departments originate from a journalism background, often having worked for …
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Environmental journalism curriculum as an imperative of democracy: A philosophical exploration.
… shifts, and technological changes endanger journalism's democratic role. Journalism education faces parallel threats. I review the state of journalism and education, linking the crisis to society's loss of story, framed philosophically by the Dewey-critical theory split over journalism and …
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'I can't wait til I'm an actual journalist' : how students begin to become journalists
… in which students in an academic, practice-based journalism program acquire the traits and dispositions of journalists. It draws on the framework of sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, including his concepts of field, habitus and capital. It applies a thematic analysis to student blogs, developed out of …
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Gender Representation in Kenyan Journalism: Analyzing Gender-Sensitive Reporting Pedagogy and Faculty-Student Perspectives in Journalism Programs
… gender-sensitive reporting (GSR) approaches in journalism education across different Kenyan public and private universities and colleges. There's a broad corpus on gender inclusion in the media; however, little research has examined structural issues in integrating gender-sensitive reporting …
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Hazel Brannon Smith: a portrait of the journalist as a young woman
… The University of Alabama. Here she studied journalism, a first step toward realizing her goal of owning her own newspaper. In order to gain a better understanding of how a very provincial and traditional southern young woman was transformed into a trail-blazing history-maker, her influences …
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The Crime Victim Movement and United States Public Culture
… examines the intersection of victim advocacy and journalism education. Victim advocates have helped journalism schools develop journalism and trauma curricula, which aim to train journalists to be more empathetic with victims of crime and violence, but at the same time encourage journalists to …
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From skillset to mindset: the reconceptualisation of entrepreneurial journalism in higher education.
… focuses on the rapidly changing nature of the journalism industry and the need for higher education to adapt accordingly. The concept of a ‘reconceptualised’ journalist, and related models of curriculum design and pedagogy, highlight the significance of complementing a strong skillset with the …
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Grub Street and academia : the relationship between journalism and education, 1880-1940, with special reference to the London University Diploma for Journalism, 1919-1939
… and development of the moves to introduce journalism education courses into British universities between 1880 and 1970. It examines the arguments presented for, and against, such moves and describes the various courses introduced to meet the demands of education for journalism. These …
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The Discursive Construction of the Concepts of LGBTQ and Roma People in Hungarian Online Political Communication
… more inclusive political communication, in educational programs conducted by NGOs and advocacy groups that promote inclusive language usage among politicians, and even within journalism education. Concerning further research directions, the study provides a basis for examining the shift in …
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Too Many Theories Or Too Many Skills? The Perceived Impact Of Theoretical Knowledge Of Mass Communication Among Journalists And Public Relations Practitioners
… research on mass communication theories. Education has indirect influence on journalism and PR: those who have learned theories in school are more familiar with mass communication theories; the more familiar people are with mass communication theories, the more theoretical influence they …
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Illinois school districts' response to Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier (1988)
The United States Supreme Court decision in Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier (1988) granted local school officials greater latitude in controlling student expression in the public schools.
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Writing and Designing Science Trade Books for Young Adolescents: Model Development and Application
A text design model was developed by reviewing the related literature and using the premises that (a) text generation, layout, and design are integral parts of the text design process that are recursive with one another and (b) the text design process should result in a publishable product with …