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Patricia Osborn earned a B.A. in journalism and her teaching credentials from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. She has taught English, journalism and composition in the Toledo, Ohio, Public Schools where she also served as adviser to several school newspapers and as English Department chair. Before becoming a teacher, Ms. Osborn was a general news reporter on the Marion Star.
In 1938-1939, fourth-grader Monchi Ramirez and the other students at Coyote School enjoy their new teacher, have a special Christmas celebration, participate in the Tucson Rodeo Parade, and produce their own school newspaper.
Angela is the editor in chief of the school newspaper and in this fill-in book invites the reader to be a guest editor and add words to the blanks in some of the articles.
Describes how to set up a school newspaper and all the different components that can go into it.
Discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of writing and producing a school newspaper.
A journalism textbook concerned primarily with the school newspaper, emphasizing development of reporting and writing skills, production procedures, advertising, and circulation, as well as the role of the mass media in society.
From the Editor's Desk A Question of Fairness There has been no teaching so far this year in Mr. Larson's classroom. There has been learning, but there has been no teaching. There is a teacher in the classroom, but he does not teach. Cara Landry is a budding journalist. When she posts a scathing editorial about her burned-out teacher on the bulletin board one afternoon, everything changes. Prodded into action for the first time in years, Mr. Larson challenges his fifth-grade students to create a real newspaper. Soon The Landry News gets more attention than either Cara or her teacher bargained for, as the principal uses the paper to try to get Mr. Larson fired. While the whole town is swept up in a dramatic debate over The Landry News and the First Amendment, Mr. Larson uses the controversy as raw material for some of the finest teaching of his career. And Cara and her classmates learn the importance of tempering a newspaper's truth with mercy. But will their lessons cost Mr. Larson his job? Written by the author of the immensely popular Frindle, this is a compelling new novel about the collision of a student in need of a teacher with a teacher in need of inspiration.
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