Broadcast and Web News writing, Editorial, Feature, Column writing (17)
What differentiates a column from other forms of journalism is that it is a regular feature in a publication – written by the same writer or reporter and usually on the same subject area or theme each time – and that it typically, but not universally, contains the author's opinion or point of view.
This practical, thoughtful resource uses the Reading Power thinking strategies to show young writers how to engage their readers' thinking through their writing. Writing Power will guide teachers through a series of lessons focusing on each of the strategies: connect, question, visualize, infer, and transform
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- The art of Interviews (18)
- Broadcast and Web News writing, Editorial, Feature, Column writing (17)
- How to use a Dictionary as a Writer’s Language Tool? (16)
- An effective sentence: Unity, Coherence, Emphasis, Parallelism, needed words, Shifts (15)
- FEATURE WRITING (14)
- Qualities and the Concerns of a Good Writer and Qualities of Good Writing(13)
- Grammatical Sentence: Parts of Speech, Basic clause Pattern, Active and Passive Voices(11)
- Introduction to Journalistic Writings (10)
- Journalistic Writing Process (12)
- Sentence types, reported speech (9)
- Writing Letters to the Editor (11)
- What is column ,types of columns (12)
- Seven Cs of news writing and importance (13)
- 5W’s and the 1H,Different Types of Journalism(14)
- The Art of the Interview (15)
- The Language of Newspapers (16)
- Chapters 16
- Department Communication and Media Studies
- Teacher
Usman Ahmed Razzaq
