JS20.3
Examine print, broadcast and photojournalism texts for accuracy, style and journalistic conventions.
Indicators for this outcome
(a) Analyze and discuss how language, text structures and distinctive conventions communicate information in a variety of journalistic texts.
(b) Assess the quality, reliability and authenticity of various journalistic texts, including print, broadcast and photojournalism.
(c) Examine perspectives, beliefs or biases evident in a variety of journalistic texts and their potential impact on the consumer.
(d) Discuss the representation of groups and individuals (e.g., whose voice is heard, whose voice is missing) in journalistic texts.
(e) Assess the elements (e.g., timeliness, proximity, prominence, conflict, progress and emotions) of a newsworthy story.
(f) Examine different journalistic styles to explore how similar ideas, information or issues are communicated in a variety of texts.
(g) Discuss consumer responsibilities (e.g., think critically, ask questions and verify information) when engaging with journalistic texts.
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