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Click your grade-level and subject for NIE resources designed to help you meet curriculum objectives.
Calling all writers, cartoonists
and photographers.
Your Ideas in Print.
Entry deadline:
Friday, March 20, 2009
Publication Date:
Tuesday, May 5, 2009.
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High
School Journalism Matters
The latest study from the NAA Foundation shows a positive
link between high school journalism and academic achievement. Click here for the executive summary.
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 High School Journalism Awards Contest
Entries Due Friday, April 23, 2010
Entries are due on Friday, April 23, 2010
Contest Guidelines
Tips for Advisers
Entry Form
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Journalism Resources
| Virtual Lawyer |
The Student Press Law Center’s Virtual Lawyer is ready to conduct
a short online interview with you that will assist it in finding general
answers to your media law questions and/or direct you to the best resources
for additional information. |
| Coaching Tomorrow's Journalists |
This ONLINE course, developed in partnership with NewsU at The Poynter Institute, outlines a variety of ways to capture the attention of rookie reporters and shape their training. You'll learn what to say (and what not to say) when offering feedback, and you'll have access to colleagues who share your joys as well as your challenges in working with eager young journalists. |
| American Society of Newspaper Editors |
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| Journalism Education Association |
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| NSPA |
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| poynterextra.org |
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| News University |
Online training for journalists and journalism students |
| Beginning Reporting |
For beginning reporters and their teachers.
By Jim Hall, The Free Lance-Star |
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Multigenre
Research Projects
 Twenty
one-page lessons with rubrics show students how to write
and produce the many genres used in the newspaper. Topics
include editorial, feature story, hard news, advice column,
sports article, reviews, summaries, info-graphics, ads, and
more. Students use this knowledge to produce a newspaper
as a Multigenre Research Project on a curriculum topic.
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Newspapers
Inspire and Enlighten
 A
great resource for introducing students to newspapers. Topics
include news gathering, newspaper sections, types of writing,
advertising, production, history, careers and terms.
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Press
Ahead! A Teacher’s Guide to Creating Student Newspapers
 This
guide serves as both a teaching tool and a planning guide.
It includes background on the different elements of a newspaper
and a planning guide for students to produce their own newspapers.
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 Password-protected resources are available only to teachers who participate in The Free Lance–Star’s NIE program. If you do not know your password, please email a request to us. Include your first and last name and school. |
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