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    News writing and reporting involves summarizing key facts from primary and secondary sources. Primary sources provide first-hand accounts while secondary sources discuss or interpret events through biographies, histories, or commentaries. Outlining is an important skill that systematically organizes facts and details in a topic or sentence outline with indented subtopics.

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    News writing and reporting involves summarizing key facts from primary and secondary sources. Primary sources provide first-hand accounts while secondary sources discuss or interpret events through biographies, histories, or commentaries. Outlining is an important skill that systematically organizes facts and details in a topic or sentence outline with indented subtopics.

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    NEWS WRITING

    NEWS REPORTING
    WHAT IT IS
    02
    01
    Im broken
    can you
    please
    help me to
    fix myself?
    WHAT IS
    OUTLINE?
    Outlining is one of the significant skills that we
    all need to develop in order to systematically
    organize important facts and details especially
    when we are note taking.
    There are two types of an outline — the topic and the
    sentence outline.
    Words and phrases are used in a Topic Outline while
    ideas in forms of a sentences are in a Sentence Outline.
    WHAT IS PRIMARY
    AND SECONDARY SOURCES
    PRIMARY SECONDARY
    SOURCES SOURCES

    They are both


    First hand evidence that second-hand observation
    sources of
    originally and directly information. and details from
    They are
    comes from the main both generally other researchers
    Source of information. written by
    experts who
    artifacts know what
    Biographies, commentaries,
    autobiographies, they’re dictionaries, documentaries,
    talking about,
    emails, so you can history books, literary
    diaries,interviews, trust reviews and textbooks
    the information
    letters, photographs, you find in them.
    surveys; and

    speeches.
    ACTIVITY 1 - BREAKING TRENDS
    Directions: On the blank before each number, write POP if the statement
    follows the principle in writing an outline, and FLOP if otherwise.

    1. Outlining is a tool used for a better note taking.


    ACTIVITY 1 - BREAKING TRENDS
    Directions: On the blank before each number, write POP if the statement
    follows the principle in writing an outline, and FLOP if otherwise.

    3. More specified topics and points are indented farther


    to the left considering the level of importance.

    ACTIVITY 1 - BREAKING TRENDS


    Directions: On the blank before each number, write POP if the statement
    follows the principle in writing an outline, and FLOP if otherwise.

    4. Subtopics or points are connected


    with the main topic.
    ACTIVITY 1 - BREAKING TRENDS
    Directions: On the blank before each number, write POP if the statement
    follows the principle in writing an outline, and FLOP if otherwise.

    5. Selected and significant details are written


    in capital letters.
    ACTIVITY NO. 2
    Directions. Choose the correct answer.

    1. The information came from the following sources EXCEPT _______.


    a. emails/blogs
    b. history book
    c. interview
    d. transcript of records
    ACTIVITY NO. 2
    Directions. Choose the correct answer.

    2. What source of information provides direct or firsthand evidence


    about an event, object, person, or work of art?

    a. Google Chrome
    b. Merriam Webster Dictionary
    c. Primary source of information
    d. Secondary source of information

    ACTIVITY NO. 2
    Directions. Choose the correct answer.

    3. What source of information describes, discusses, interprets,


    comments upon, analyzes, evaluates, summarizes, an event, object,
    person, or work of art?
    a. Google Chrome
    b. Merriam Webster Dictionary
    c. Primary source of information
    d. Secondary source of information

    ACTIVITY NO. 2
    Directions. Choose the correct answer.

    4. Which of the following is an example of secondary source?

    a. a video recording of a student


    b. an article about the famous food vlogger
    c. an email sent by a friend
    d. biography of Francisco Balagtas

    ACTIVITY NO. 2
    Directions. Choose the correct answer.

    5. Which of the following is an example of primary source?

    a. biography
    b. dictionary
    c. letter
    d. reference book
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING!
    RESOURCES PAGE
    BROADCAST
    JOURNALISM
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    JOURNALISM

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