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New models, same practices? Examining professional values and peace journalism training

Journalism
Existing work on peace journalism would suggest that some journalism cultures may be more receptive to—or perhaps already practice elements of—peace journalism.
Meagan E. Doll
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Awareness and Compliance with Campus Journalism of the Public and Private Elementary Schools: Basis for Crafting a Campus Journalism Implementation Teachers’ Training Model

, 2021
Campus journalism has long been implemented in the Philippines via the Campus Journalism Act of 1991 or R.A. 7079. The act prescribed the implementation of campus journalism in both public and private schools. The researchers took interest in determining
Ariel U. Cubillas, Trixie E. Cubillas
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NEW MEDIA: A REVIEW OF SOME TRENDS IN JOURNALISM TRAINING IN AFRICA

PONTE International Scientific Researchs Journal, 2018
The growth of the Internet and World Wide Web has brought about newest medium for journalism, otherwise called online or cyber journalism. This development has engendered inevitable revolutions in both the practice and training of journalism.
A. Salawu
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Reimagining journal clubs for inclusive scientific training

Trends in Cell Biology, 2023
'Canonical' journal clubs, which rely on a presenter guiding a group through the figures of a scientific article, do not fully realize their training potential. We provide a blueprint and resources for effectively leveraging journal clubs to meet specific training objectives and to further equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging goals.
Taralyn M. Tan, Madhvi J. Venkatesh
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Science & Journalism: Bridging the Gaps Through Specialty Training

Journalism Practice, 2020
As the media landscape continues to change, reporters are now being charged with the task of covering more with less. One result is that reporters without any specialty training are covering complex scientific issues as part of their normal beats.
Hollie Smith, Meredith L. Morgoch
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Training and Supporting of Journalism Faculty to Teach Online: A Multiple Case Study

Journalism Practice, 2020
Extensive research has been published on pedagogical approaches for online courses across traditional, theory-based curricula within business, education, and health care.
Brian Delaney, K. Betts
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Exploring Journalism Education in the AI Era: A Mixed Analysis of University Training in Spain

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator
This research explores journalism education in the context of AI’s disruptive influence, seeking strategies that balance technological skills with core humanistic values.
Marcos Mayo-Cubero
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Training for English language or indigenous language media journalism: A decolonial critique of Zimbabwean journalism and media training institutions’ training practices

, 2020
There is growing academic scholarship on indigenous language media in Africa. The scholarship has mostly tended to focus on the content and political economy of indigenous language newspapers.
Albert Chibuwe, A. Salawu
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Using journals in teacher training

rEFLections, 2004
Introspective writing, frequently in the form of journals or diaries, has become widely used in applied linguistics research. Its purpose is often to raise writers’ awareness of a process they are undergoing, such as learning or teaching a second language. This paper explores and illustrates journal writing by two trainee teachers.
Jonathan Hull, Saratoon Oonkaew, Tanya Pakpoom   +2 more
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Shifting Spaces: How Journalism Students Perceive their Training through the COVID-19 Pandemic

Journalism Practice
This study explores how journalism students in one Canadian post-secondary programme perceived their training through the pandemic. We draw on journalism pedagogy literature, Bourdieu’s field theory, and Zelizer’s conceptualisation of interpretive ...
Trish Audette-Longo, Christianna Alexiou
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