InfoZones
This InfoZone contains information that has not been edited or filtered.
What is Raw Information?
Treating sources respectfully and allowing all sides to share their points of view
What is Fairness?
Includes local and national scores to games
What is the Sports section?
Masthead
What is the name of the newspaper located on the front page?
Identifying things within the cartoon by writing the name on it
What is Labeling?
This Infozone contains facts but they are often misrepresented or taken out of context.
What is Propaganda?
Representing all sides of the issue without giving more weight to one side than another
What is Balance?
Includes news from other regions of the world
What is international or world news?
Caption
Making something bigger than it is in reality to make a point
What is exaggeration?
Quality Journalism produces this type of InfoZone.
What is News?
Interviewing and questioning many different people to understand the issue or event better
What is Multiple credible sources?
Letters to the Editor or Editorials
What are opinion articles?
Article
What is each story in the newspaper?
Images whose meaning is commonly known
What are symbols?
This InfoZone is designed with a reasoned argument.
What is Opinion?
Finding, reading, and investigating data, reports, photos, and more to understand the full story
What is Documentation?
What is national news?
Byline
What is the name of the journalist who wrote the story?
What is a political cartoon?
This is why it is important to determine the InfoZone when reading an article.
What is determining the author's purpose in writing the article?
The process of checking, confirming, and supporting information and facts
What is Verification?
"Cape & Islands"
What is regional or local news?
Headline
What is the title of each article in the newspaper?
Comparing 2 unlike things to make it easier to understand
What is Analogy?