“When choosing which media sources to follow, it helps to know how the media work.” The first chapter in this timely and informative volume asks “What is News?” and then answers that question in subsequent sections, covering topics including “Accuracy and Credibility,” “Fairness and Bias,” and “Citizen Journalism.” Color photos, diagrams, and sidebars are scattered throughout. Aspiring journalists will appreciate the “Media Literacy 101” spread. A glossary, an additional resources page, source notes, a select bibliography, and an index conclude the title.
Choosing News: What Gets Reported and Why
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ISBN: 9780756545178 JLG Level: S68 : Series Nonfiction: Social Studies 6-8 (Grades 6-8) Publisher: Compass Point Page Count: 80 Trim Size: 6" x 9" Dewey Classification: 070.4 Accelerated Reader: Level: 8, Points: 2 Scholastic Reading Counts: Level: 9.3, Points: 5 Lexile: Level: 1040L For additional book information, you must be a JLG Member.
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