POV X 3: Helping journalism students juxtapose author, actor and audience
Authors: Gyori, B.
Journal: Journalism Education
Volume: 5
Issue: 2
Pages: 27-36
Abstract:Asking journalism students to create stories with a strong point of view means requiring them to do three things at once. Compelling news writing triangulates between the perspectives of author, actor (the person who is the subject of the piece) and audience. This article examines an in-class activity that prompts students to elaborate on a single story from multiple points of view and then reflect on the choices they have made. This mix of creative collaboration and analysis encourages learners to think and act as “reflective practitioners” (Schön, 1983) while trying on a variety of professional identities related to multiple communities of practice (Gee, 2004).
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/24844/
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POV X 3: Helping journalism students juxtapose author, actor and audience
Authors: Gyori, B.
Journal: Journalism Education
Volume: 5
Issue: 2
Pages: 27-36
Abstract:Asking journalism students to create stories with a strong point of view means requiring them to do three things at once. Compelling news writing triangulates between the perspectives of author, actor (the person who is the subject of the piece) and audience. This article examines an in-class activity that prompts students to elaborate on a single story from multiple points of view and then reflect on the choices they have made. This mix of creative collaboration and analysis encourages learners to think and act as “reflective practitioners” (Schön, 1983) while trying on a variety of professional identities related to multiple communities of practice (Gee, 2004).
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/24844/
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