Group A
What is the origin of the word "journalism," and what does it mean?
The word "journalism" comes from the Latin word diurnal, meaning "every day." It refers to the daily transmission of information, such as sounds, images, and words.
List the different platforms through which journalism can be accessed.
Journalism can be accessed through newspapers, magazines, television, and radio
What is the essential question discussed in the presentation?
The essential question is: What are the core principles of journalism?
What are the core principles of journalism mentioned in the presentation?
The core principles of journalism mentioned are Responsibility, Truthfulness and Accuracy, Freedom, and Independence.
What does the principle of "Responsibility" in journalism emphasize
The principle of Responsibility emphasizes that journalists must write the truth no matter the cost and are accountable to the public, not to the company.
Why is "Truthfulness and Accuracy" important in journalism?
Truthfulness and Accuracy are essential because journalism is based on facts. Journalists must verify data and information before using it and avoid obscuring the truth.
What is meant by the "Freedom" principle in journalism, and how should it be protected?
The "Freedom" principle asserts that press freedom should be protected as a fundamental right, allowing journalists to write on any subject concerning the public, as long as it does not violate the laws of the country.
How does the principle of "Independence" guide journalists in their work?
Independence means journalists should serve the public interest rather than the interests of a few, ensuring their work is not compromised by financial gain or personal preferences.
What kind of tasks were students asked to do in the classroom activity related to the principles of journalism?
Students were asked to brainstorm the principles of journalism and create a mind map or comparative chart on how these principles are upheld or compromised across different platforms.
What question encourages students to think about the impact of freedom of the press on society?
: The question is: How does freedom of the press keep us free from oppression and tyranny?