Curriculum for a Journalism Classroom
Jim McGonnell of Findlay (Ohio) High School shares his journalism curriculum. Check it out!
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ASU's Reynolds Institute ends on a high note
Thirty-four high school journalism teachers traveled to Arizona State University's Cronkite School in June 2010 for the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute.
Games-based learning and journalism
Games-based learning builds on our nature to play and discover through competition and problem-solving and applies it to real life.
20 Questions A Journalist Should Ask About Poll Results
Two polling experts give 20 questions journalists should ask about polls.
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Find just how easy it is to get involved in journalism with resources for great reporting. Here's a taste of what's inside.
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Advisers learn about journalism, leadership
Nearly 175 teachers were picked for the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute, taking place at five universities this summer.
A sampling of what's available now on the my.hsj.org/MCT Campus High School News Service.
Graphic locates the antenna on the new iPhone 4 and shows how not to hold the phone; Apple's solution to the antenna problem is to give all iPhone 4 owners a new case.
A sampling of what's available now on the my.hsj.org/MCT Campus High School News Service.
Chicago Cubs outfielders celebrate their team's 11-6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies at Wrigley Field in Chicago in July.
A sampling of what's available now on the my.hsj.org/MCT Campus High School News Service.
Don Wright, The Palm Beach Post, Tribune Media Services
A sampling of what's available now on the my.hsj.org/MCT Campus High School News Service.
Entrepreneurs. Color illustration of a person working on his computer all hours of the day and night, drawn like a Yin and Yang symbol.
A sampling of what's available now on the my.hsj.org/MCT Campus High School News Service.
An MCT OnePage, from the Sun Sentinel, offers looks at the effects the BP oil spill will have on aquatic life.
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