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Using journals in teacher training
rEFLections, 2004Introspective 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 +2 more
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Training for Mobile Journalism
2016In just over five years, the growth of mobile communication has changed the practice and teaching of journalism in higher education as well as practice in the media industry. New devices and tools are released and adopted in rapid cycles. Social-media platforms thrive in the mobile environment.
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The Journal of European Industrial Training
Journal of European Industrial Training, 1992A Lack of Evaluation: Do employers' training efforts operate in isolation from mainstream business activities? One would like to think that they don't, but there is plenty of evidence to prove that they do. Take, for instance, a survey by IRS on training evaluation in the UK. It found that only a quater of employers always set overall targets for their
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Journalism: Ethics, Training and ‘Indifference’
2000Abstract There is some debate about what journalism is. As an occupation it has been described variously as a craft, a trade, a career (Barker, 1963), even sometimes as an ethnicity-’reporters are born and not made’ (Given, 1907: 148). It may also be a profession: The occupation which one professes to be skilled in and to follow.
John Hartley, Alan McKee
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Science & Journalism: Bridging the Gaps Through Specialty Training
Journalism Practice, 2022Hollie Smith
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Adopting a mojo mindset: Training newspaper reporters in mobile journalism
Journalism, 2023Anja Salzmann +2 more
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