Re: Any advice for new journalism/yearbook teacher

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Sure. Register for NewsU.org and look through the courses they offer. Many are free and can be used in the classroom as either a whole class activity or individual assignments. I've used others for developing my own lessons. For student expression rights there is no better resource than the  Student Press Law Center (splc.org). myhsj.org is also a good resource for lesson plans and other material. I also have a website I used for an introductory journalism course a couple of years ago that you are welcome to use. I've never advised the yearbook, but I did just complete an online course on it and have lots of resources I can send you. Just let me know what you need. 

Good luck,

Tom

 

 

On 08/27/13, Sandra De La Fuente<xandid...@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Thank you for the resources on the website, this is the first year I will be teaching hs journalism and in charge of the yearbook.  I am excited but at the same time looking for all the resources I can so that I can be well prepared.  Any advice?

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