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Journalism, Journalism Education, and Democracy
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 2004Many institutions want to be seen as contributing to the democratic community, and educational ones are no exception. Whether they would actually carry out what Alexander Meiklejohn called its primary task is another question, for schools, like other big institutions, are often nervous about politics of any kind.
Jeremy Cohen, Herbert J. Gans
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Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 2014
Journalism education traditionally has occupied an uneasy space on the fringe of the university. Recent trends have not made its footing any more secure. The tension between the professional nature of journalism education and its scholarly aspirations, which tend away from applied research, are confusing to upper-level university administrators, who ...
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Journalism education traditionally has occupied an uneasy space on the fringe of the university. Recent trends have not made its footing any more secure. The tension between the professional nature of journalism education and its scholarly aspirations, which tend away from applied research, are confusing to upper-level university administrators, who ...
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Physics Today, 1965
Early next year, Britain's Institute of Physics and Physical Society will begin publishing a monthly Journal of Physics Education devoted to new trends, techniques, and syllabus revisions in physics teaching. Though primarily for teachers of Britain's sixth form (final high school year), IPPS hopes the journal will also be of some value to instructors ...
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Early next year, Britain's Institute of Physics and Physical Society will begin publishing a monthly Journal of Physics Education devoted to new trends, techniques, and syllabus revisions in physics teaching. Though primarily for teachers of Britain's sixth form (final high school year), IPPS hopes the journal will also be of some value to instructors ...
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2016
Journalism education at the college level was first offered in 1869, and developed primarily in the United States. No other country has had a similar impact on the discipline, and the United States’ pioneering role has shaped curricula around the world.
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Journalism education at the college level was first offered in 1869, and developed primarily in the United States. No other country has had a similar impact on the discipline, and the United States’ pioneering role has shaped curricula around the world.
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