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Grades 9–12
8 sessions: 1 hour each
Informational, Media, Narrative
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Shifting the Narrative

Jessica Thompson, 826 Dallas Project; and the Dallas Free Press
1. What is Community Journalism?
2. Parts of a Story
3. Asking the Right Questions
4. Contacting Sources
5. From Interview to Story
6. Trusting Sources
7. Work Day
8. Finishing Touches
Students will report on a story relevant to their community, while also growing their critical media literacy skills.
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What is Community Journalism?

During this session, students will learn about community journalism and analyze a news article to identify the role of a reporter.
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Shifting the Narrative—Graphic Organizer
What Your Students Will Learn

Students will learn about the differences between global, national, and local news stories and identify why local news stories matter.

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