Vocab: Give an approximate definition for each vocab word
Media
What are means of mass communication?
Principle 1
What is mass communication of reliable information that an audience wants or needs?
What is proximity?
"It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate."
What is Tinker v. Des Moines?
What is FERPA?
What is the unfair favoring or leniency towards a particular person, idea or place?
Principle 2
What is Journalists consider ethics and law as they gather news and before they publish?
This news value is determined by how weird the story is.
What is oddity?
"Inconsistent with the shared values of a civilized social order"
What is Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier?
The three parts of the Inverted Pyramid
What is the head, body and tail?
Angle
What is the particular perspective the journalist is approaching the story with?
Principle 3
What is Journalists keep their audience in mind as they prepare stories. They strive to keep the viewer or reader interested throughout the piece?
This news value is determined by how popular or well-known the story is.
What is prominence?
"BONG HITS 4 JESUS"
What is Morse v. Frederick?
DAILY DOUBLE:
How to write numbers under ten
How to write number above ten
MUST ANSWER BOTH CORRECTLY FOR POINTS OR YOU WILL LOSE WHAT YOU WAGER
What are Arabic numerals?
What is writing it out?
The Theory of Interlocking Public
What is the conception of the news as covering a diverse range of topics and ideas which in turn would bring more readers?
Principle 4
What is Journalists strive to write in an unbiased and accurate manner?
This news value is determined by how emotional the news story is.
What is Human Interest?
The first Supreme Court case to restrict Tinker rights
What is Bethel School District v. Fraser?
Identify this type of quote:
Students refer to the principal as "Kerty B" when speaking about him.
What is an indirect quote?
News Peg
What is the connection between a local and often softer news story to a national or global and often harder news story?
Principle 5
What is Journalists strive to be truthful and accurate?
This news value is defined by this phrase: "The sooner it is published, the more important it is."
What is timeliness?
The only court case discussed in class not to restrict Tinker rights?
What is Mahanoy v. BL?
A hard lede always answers these
What are the 5 W's?