Evening Journalistic English March 2020

Here are the rough final scores. There was some good work, especially considering the circumstances, and I graded as generously as possible, given the circumstances and our lack of class time.

It was nice to see quite a few people do the 'extra work' option as well and I would be more than happy to continually help you with that in the future if you will use it to apply for positions
I did not receive anything from Xian , Anil or Thang. If I am missing something please let me know as soon as possible.

Kind regards,
Gareth

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APRIL 7
I have been going through the assignments. When they are done, I will upload the scores at the same time. Thank you, I hope you are all healthy.
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APRIL 1
I have received the assignments and thank you very much for submitting them on time. I will get through them over the next few weeks and grade them. I will take my time with it as university is closed, and I do not know when it will reopen. I will inform you when I have finished grading them and will allow you to ask questions later before I submit the grades.

Some really good work was appearing early in this class and it is a shame we could not spend more time together.

See you soon guys,
​G

I will be uploading video sections to help with Journalistic English to fulfill the course criteria. ​Some scenes may be upsetting as it looks at the history of War in places

0 - 30 Minutes
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uwuHFikmV5FrbOTKPWxUH2VKegLyf089

30 - 60 Minutes
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dxlwntZ4T5DVob7Z3F8faoT8ulUGP-29/view?usp=sharing

60 - 180 Minutes
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OPoRm9-Z8g8pUhJs7EQKHdAedIePQ9uu

180-300 Minutes
Citizenfour is a journalistic documentary looking at Edward Snowden's infamous going public. Please consider the -securty -dangers -personal risk that all journalists went through to produce this story
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1N4_vbp6yvvGqQ21UIolHvf-TlR1GKlLP

ONLINE CLASS

​There will be an online section of the course to fulfill the teaching criteria of the corona cancelled classes.
I will post them here soon in the coming days

You can answer the questions as you go through the class. It will not count towards your grading because I already confirmed it below in class.

Yours sincerely,
​Gareth
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Evening Journalistic English March 2020 Classes 

CLASS 1           CLASS 2          CLASS 3          CLASS 4        CLASS 5       CLASS 6        
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Video we watched today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAIP6fI0NAI
War Of The Worlds Original Broadcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs0K4ApWl4g


Important dates

March 12 -     
March 16 -   LAST CLASS

Choose A Or B ( For 100% Of Your Grade )

OPTION A
How Do Ideas Stick ? Focus On The Use In Journalism And The Ideas From Made To Stick .

OPTION B
How Effective Is Public Shaming In The Modern Day As A Result Of Social Media ? Focus On The Book So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed And Consider Both Sides .

Rules For Both Option A And Option B
The Chosen Project Can Be Written Or Graphical
Suggested Word Count :
Individual : 1000 - 2000 Words
Group : Use Your Judgement Based On The Individual Word Count


BONUS CREDIT OPTION  +10% ( Taking Your Total Score To 110% ) . This Option Is Not Mandatory .

Use The Success Principle To Tell A Story In A Job Application Over FOUR SLIDES
Slide 1 Application Overview
Slide 2 About My Story
Slide 3 Why I Am Perfect For The Job
Slide 4 My Hopes And Dreams For The Future
 You should use the SUCCESs Principle to create a visual job application over 4 Images/Slides.
 

NO MORE CLASSES
DEADLINE MARCH 31 2020
SEND ALL BY EMAIL TO  [email protected]

               


​Course Information and syllabus

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TEXTBOOK
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Project

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9.00-9.30         PREPARATION OF COMPUTER (get everything ready in this time)

9.30-9.40         Group 1
9.40-9.50         Group 2 -
9.50-10.00       Group 3

10.00-10.30     BREAK

10.30-10.40     Group 4
10.40-10.50     Group 5
10.50-11.00     Group 6

11.00-11.20     BREAK

11.20-11.30     Group 7
11.30-11.40     Group 8
11.40-11.50     Group 9

11.50-13.00     LUNCH

13.00-13.10     Group 10
13.10-13.20     Group 11
13.20-13.30     Group 12


​General Rules

  • Do not use phones for social networking in class. Phones can only be used for dictionaries or to access course materials. Using them for social networking can lead to a loss of attendance.
  • Do not sign in your friends in the morning or you will lose your attendance score
  • Do not copy or cheat
  • Confirm your attendance in the class
  • There are no re-takes permitted for this course. If you fail the course you must re-take it when is next offered


​Contact

Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Please check all of the pages of the course website before emailing me.