“If your mother tells you she loves you, check it out”: Journalism and the Skeptical Way of Knowing
by Amy Medlock-Greene My 10-year-old daughter really wants to keep believing in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. As the child of two...
Read MoreExperimenting with Google Flourish and survey data
After being introduced to the Flourish data visualization tool, I was eager to see how it might be used in a practical way wit the kind of...
Read More4 Qualities of an Effective Adviser
What now? In the early parts of my career, I didn’t quite know where to start. After all, there are way too many directions to choose...
Read MoreGet Connected: How to engage with other journalism advisers
One is the loneliest number, and many high school journalism teachers know the feeling of being a singleton in their buildings. For most...
Read MorePlanning multi-platform coverage to enhance audience engagement
Student journalists who have been through the print production process know and understand what it means to think of a timely and unique...
Read MoreThis Student Journalism Stuff is Tough!
Every time I attend any sort of PD, I’m reminded what students go through every day. School is exhausting—even just passively...
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