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Career Portfolio                    Career-Newspaper Journalist                                Description-  A newspaper journalist a person who writes articles in a newspaper. He or she usually reports a story, before writing it out in a newspaper. Newspaper journalists interview, research and analyze information to write articles. A newspaper journalist can work frequently  or rarely, depending on his position.                    There are different types of newspaper journalists. One is to be a daily journalist, who reports the news, sports, or weather every day. There are also editors, who edit the articles written by the journalists. There are also part-time journalists who will write columns in

In my experience, the teacher is the key figure in making the learning process a success for the learner. We are a guide to the subject, responsible for creating a structured experience for the learner to navigate allowing for individual learning styles and methods to flourish.

     Our teacher’s shape our worlds young people into adults. They can teach students more than what the parents can because they have more time to spend with the students. Many parents work full time and do not have the time to teach their children how to be good adults. There are also some parents who do not know how to be good adults and can not teach their children how to be good adults. I have seen many teachers at my school that would do anything to help a troubled student. Teachers can give the students their

Journalist is a key piece of Hooley's life. He was worked with numerous daily papers and radio stations, for example, CampusEcho, IndyWeek, and Chapelboro. He expounds on current issues that are influencing our general public.

Journalists are very important in providing objective views of the world as a way to uncover justice. Journalists are the storytellers who represent the people whose stories are not always heard. Journalists, particularly those during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, were crucial in showing how daily life was in America’s cities.

When considering a journalist, the first thought is usually a reporter or an article editor for a newspaper. Staci Parks has dipped her toes in both, but today finds herself occupied with online articles and internship applications.

She has worked as a breaking news reporter and as a feature writer for The Asbury Park Press and The Ocean County Observer, owned by Gannett Inc. (USA Today newsgroups), and as a beat reporter for Micromedia Publications, Lakewood, N.J. She is a natural leader who has managed all aspects of editorial production for printed publications and website content.

The three basic qualities, if followed correctly, will guide the work for a good journalist. Accuracy comes from the constant attention to details and hard work in finding, checking and rechecking

Editor Victoria Reynolds and local Kiwana Jasmine Patel begun the meeting by passing out packets for every officer. The packets contain information on writing an article every month for Victoria, articles required of every officer, and an example of an article with the format completely explained. Editor Victoria Reynolds explained that each officer should turn in an article to her each month regarding what we did for the month.

The truth, so simple yet so difficult. We associate truth with facts and reality, but sometimes reach a grey area when defining a true story. A journalist's job is not only to report facts and data to the public, but also to tell the story. Now I am not saying journalism and storytelling are synonymous; journalists are not just simply storytellers. Journalists gather, assess, create, and present news and information. They use a dynamic form of storytelling, a journalistic form. Journalists are enablers, allowing the public to be free and self-governing.

Mariel Garza wrote an article about the destruction of Donald Trump’s star in Hollywood. Garza has recently been working, as a writer for the LA Times. Beforehand she was an opinion editor for the Los Angeles News Group. But way before that she was working for the Daily News. Once she finished working for the Los Angeles News Group she moved her way to become a deputy opinion editor for Dan Morain at the Sacramento Bee.

Teacher are smart caring people who are always willing to help or at least some are and they are some aren't. Some Students underestimate teachers ability.

Without our teachers, none of us would academically be where we are today. They have made it possible for each and every one of us to excel in and out of the classroom. They have taught us to be better students by teaching us what it means to have grit, zest, social intelligence, self-control, gratitude, curiosity, and optimism. Along with the seven character traits, our teachers have also taught us to be safe, respectful, and responsible students. Although, the most valuable lesson our teachers have taught us is to do our best no matter what.

Journalism as a discipline incorporates the collection, analysis, verification and news presentation on current events, the trends, issues and the people. These are all performed by journalists. According to Denis Mc. Quails, journalism is paid writing relating to public media in reference to actual and developing events of public relevance.

However, a good teacher need to believe that he/she can solve those problems. A teacher is a window through which many young people will see their future, so he/she has to be a fine role model. He/she need to show his/her confidence with the future, thereby teacher can teach student how to believe in themselves.