ABJ.ELAR.3.A
Determine which events and issues are newsworthy for an audience and write appropriate copy for the content.
Advanced Broadcast Journalism I, II, III (One-Half Credit to One Credit). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
Standard Unwrapping
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eventsissuesnewsworthinessaudiencecopycontent
Skills
- determine (newsworthy events and issues for an audience) #dok2
- write (appropriate copy for content) #dok3
- analyze (events and issues to assess relevance for an audience) #dok3
- identify (audience needs and interests) #dok2
Learning Targets
- I can identify events and issues that are relevant to a specific audience. #dok2
- I can determine which events and issues will be most newsworthy for my intended audience. #dok2
- I can analyze current events and issues to assess their importance to a broadcast audience. #dok3
- I can write appropriate copy for news content based on my assessment. #dok3
- I can evaluate newsworthiness using established journalistic criteria. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Newsworthiness is determined by evaluating the relevance and importance of events and issues to an audience.
- Effective broadcast journalists tailor news content to the interests and needs of their specific audiences.
Essential Questions
- What makes an event or issue newsworthy for a particular audience?
- How do broadcast journalists decide which stories to cover?
- How does understanding the audience influence the selection and writing of news content?
- What criteria should be used to evaluate the newsworthiness of an event or issue?
- How can writing be adapted to effectively communicate news content to a specific audience?