J.ELAR.3.J
Rewrite copy.
Journalism · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
Standard Unwrapping
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Skills
- identify (areas of copy that require revision or rewriting) #dok1
- revise (copy for clarity, organization, or correctness) #dok2
- rewrite (copy to improve effectiveness and accuracy) #dok2
- evaluate (copy for intended purpose and audience) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can identify areas in copy that require rewriting for clarity or accuracy. #dok1
- I can revise copy by making changes that enhance the organization, flow, or correctness. #dok2
- I can rewrite copy to improve its effectiveness, coherence, or impact for a specific audience. #dok2
- I can evaluate copy for strengths and weaknesses before producing a final rewritten version. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Rewriting is a crucial process in journalism that helps ensure clarity, accuracy, and relevance of information for the audience.
- Effective journalistic writing often requires multiple drafts and revisions to best communicate the intended message.
Essential Questions
- Why is rewriting an essential part of the journalistic writing process?
- How can rewriting improve the accuracy and impact of a news story?
- What steps should a journalist take when approaching a rewrite of their own or someone else's copy?
- How does understanding the audience influence the way journalistic copy is rewritten?
- How can feedback from others help improve a rewritten copy?