A Course in Journalistic Writing (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A practical, teacher‑friendly guide to teaching journalistic writing. Grounded in decades of classroom experience, this book shows how to teach writing through engaging, real‑world newspaper material and lively practice exercises.

Designed for teachers and students, it emphasizes writing as a skill learned by doing. The text argues for a broad, well‑educated foundation and uses newspaper models to inspire and train writers who can express their thoughts clearly on paper. It builds from practice to professional awareness, linking everyday writing to current events and community life without reducing journalism to a vocational trap.

• See how to structure and pace articles, from concise leads to fuller running accounts.


• Use newspaper examples and practice tasks to develop accuracy, balance, and clarity.


• Explore how to connect writing with students’ lives, current events, and civic understanding.


• Get classroom ideas for managing student publications and analyzing journalistic problems.

Ideal for readers of educational journalism texts who want a clear, practical approach to teaching writing with real‑world relevance.

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