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| 4 C's of the coaching method |
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| concieve, collect, construct, correct |
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| generating story ideas - degree of difficulty, issues based, exclusive |
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| get information - primary sources |
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| story structure - inverted pyramid, AP style |
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| most important information comes first, begins with a lead, followed by lead quote, body includes details, elaboration, quotes, concludes with kicker |
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| quote, circle, future action |
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| 3 types of information sources |
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| primary, secondary, original |
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| some one else has gathered the information, used to learn issues and generate questions |
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| research methods; self created poll, survey, info graphics, content analysis, CAR |
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| computer assisted reporting |
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| locality, timeliness, prominence, impact, interest, uniqueness, conflict, entertainment |
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| 5 componants of a news story |
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| lead, nut graph, lead quote, body, kicker |
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| summary lead, feature lead |
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| quotes, information you didn't witness, statements with opinions (except common knowledge), controversial/accusatory information |
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| interest/attention, overview, allows reader to asses news, design element |
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| friend of a friend, reference, referral to get foot in the door |
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| old papers which have never been in circulation |
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| archieves where spoiled are stored |
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| granted when reporter allows a source to read the article before it is published - should be avoided |
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