Youth engagement & news literacy
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Youth engagement & news literacy
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) helps newspapers, parents and teachers work together to engage the young to create a literate, civic-minded new generation of readers all over the world.
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2016-06-06 08:16Even last week's print edition can prove useful in assisting young people -- and those not so young -- to adapt to a new country thanks to some NIE (News in Education) materials. Read more ... -
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2015-11-16 12:48The terrorist killing of more than 125 people in Paris produced variations in approach by online and printed newspapers for children, but with a common, core goal: How do you explain the events to children without terrifying them? Read more ...
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To help create a new generation of civic-minded, literate readers, news publishers must also assure that young people learn about the work and importance of professional journalism. Thanks to more than a decade of World Young Reader Prize entries, we have a wealth of examples of how to do just that.
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- Yes, parents are still models for getting news habits, study finds.
- Going for teens’ inboxes: the thinking behind Huffington Post’s new "The Tea" service
- Knight project combines library and newsroom savvy for students
- As a trusted source, New York Times sees donated school subscriptions soar
- Reality check on fake news
- Newsela - promise and limitations of a hot new news in education service
- UK children learn to do mobile journalistic storytelling
- Fictional reporter Elenor Amplified makes her debut for an 8- to 12-year-old podcast audience
- Here's what three secondary student essay writers learned from real editors.
- 10 good virtual reality apps for smartphones
- U.S. publisher tries new strategy to engage university students
- NIE program makes new money for Toronto Star
- Australia gets national children's newspaper
- Tales of an 8-year-old editor
- Danish youth reporter program aims to help newsrooms, too
- Norwegian children take over local daily
- How U.S. campus news publishers are surviving
- Some ways news publishers are helping schools use the news on all platforms
- An augmented reality advertising app shares news with Japanese children
- News in print a hit with children (really!)
- 30 ideas for engaging the young
- Some citizen journalism lessons from girl's school food blog
- Gazeta Wyborcza expands huge School 2.0 initiative
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