Journalism and Creative Reporting
Teaches the basics of journalistic writing and reporting.
Description : Students learn to craft news stories and reports through hands‑on exercises, interviews, and creative writing projects.
Category : English
Age : 10+
Difficulty Level : Normal
Curriculum :
Module 1: Introduction to Journalism Section 1: What is Journalism? Lesson 1: Definition of Journalism Module 1, Section 1, Lesson 1 Definition of Journalism Lesson 2: The Role of Media Module 1, Section 1, Lesson 2 The Role of Media Section 2: History of Newspapers Lesson 1: Origins of the Press Module 1, Section 2, Lesson 1 Origins of the Press Lesson 2: Evolution of Journalism Module 1, Section 2, Lesson 2 Evolution of Journalism Section 3: Types of Journalism Lesson 1: News Reporting Basics Module 1, Section 3, Lesson 1 News Reporting Basics Lesson 2: Feature Writing Basics Module 1, Section 3, Lesson 2 Feature Writing Basics Section 4: Tools of the Trade Lesson 1: Basic Research Tools Module 1, Section 4, Lesson 1 Basic Research Tools Lesson 2: Simple Media Equipment Module 1, Section 4, Lesson 2 Simple Media Equipment Section 5: Journalistic Language Lesson 1: Understanding Objectivity Module 1, Section 5, Lesson 1 Understanding Objectivity Lesson 2: Tone and Fairness Module 1, Section 5, Lesson 2 Tone and Fairness Module 2: Research and Interview Skills Section 1: Planning Your Story Lesson 1: Choosing a Topic Module 2, Section 1, Lesson 1 Choosing a Topic Lesson 2: Creating a Story Outline Module 2, Section 1, Lesson 2 Creating a Story Outline Section 2: Research Techniques Lesson 1: Finding Reliable Sources Module 2, Section 2, Lesson 1 Finding Reliable Sources Lesson 2: Note-taking Basics Module 2, Section 2, Lesson 2 Note-taking Basics Section 3: Conducting Interviews Lesson 1: Preparing Interview Questions Module 2, Section 3, Lesson 1 Preparing Interview Questions Lesson 2: Interview Etiquette Module 2, Section 3, Lesson 2 Interview Etiquette Section 4: Analyzing Information Lesson 1: Sorting Fact from Opinion Module 2, Section 4, Lesson 1 Sorting Fact from Opinion Lesson 2: Basic Fact-checking Module 2, Section 4, Lesson 2 Basic Fact-checking Section 5: Reporting Gone Wrong Lesson 1: Discussing Common Errors Module 2, Section 5, Lesson 1 Discussing Common Errors Lesson 2: Learning from Corrections Module 2, Section 5, Lesson 2 Learning from Corrections Module 3: Writing and Reporting Fundamentals Section 1: News Story Structure Lesson 1: The Inverted Pyramid Module 3, Section 1, Lesson 1 The Inverted Pyramid Lesson 2: Writing a Captivating Lead Module 3, Section 1, Lesson 2 Writing a Captivating Lead Section 2: Crafting the Narrative Lesson 1: Clear and Concise Writing Module 3, Section 2, Lesson 1 Clear and Concise Writing Lesson 2: Structuring Paragraphs Module 3, Section 2, Lesson 2 Structuring Paragraphs Section 3: Creative Reporting Techniques Lesson 1: Adding Human Interest Module 3, Section 3, Lesson 1 Adding Human Interest Lesson 2: Descriptive Storytelling Module 3, Section 3, Lesson 2 Descriptive Storytelling Section 4: Revising and Editing Lesson 1: Self-Editing Basics Module 3, Section 4, Lesson 1 Self-Editing Basics Lesson 2: Peer Review Importance Module 3, Section 4, Lesson 2 Peer Review Importance Section 5: Effective Headlines Lesson 1: Crafting Engaging Headlines Module 3, Section 5, Lesson 1 Crafting Engaging Headlines Lesson 2: Matching Tone with Story Module 3, Section 5, Lesson 2 Matching Tone with Story Module 4: Ethics in Journalism Section 1: Understanding Journalistic Ethics Lesson 1: Objectivity and Accuracy Module 4, Section 1, Lesson 1 Objectivity and Accuracy Lesson 2: Verifying Sources Module 4, Section 1, Lesson 2 Verifying Sources Section 2: Plagiarism and Fair Use Lesson 1: Recognizing Plagiarism Module 4, Section 2, Lesson 1 Recognizing Plagiarism Lesson 2: Understanding Fair Use Module 4, Section 2, Lesson 2 Understanding Fair Use Section 3: Ethical Reporting Practices Lesson 1: Respecting Privacy Module 4, Section 3, Lesson 1 Respecting Privacy Lesson 2: Avoiding Bias Module 4, Section 3, Lesson 2 Avoiding Bias Section 4: The Impact of Misinformation Lesson 1: Identifying Misinformation Module 4, Section 4, Lesson 1 Identifying Misinformation Lesson 2: The Role of Fact-checking Module 4, Section 4, Lesson 2 The Role of Fact-checking Section 5: Interviews and Ethical Considerations Lesson 1: Consent in Interviews Module 4, Section 5, Lesson 1 Consent in Interviews Lesson 2: Handling Sensitive Topics Module 4, Section 5, Lesson 2 Handling Sensitive Topics Module 5: Creative Reporting Techniques Section 1: Exploring Different Report Formats Lesson 1: Writing Profiles Module 5, Section 1, Lesson 1 Writing Profiles Lesson 2: Crafting Event Coverage Module 5, Section 1, Lesson 2 Crafting Event Coverage Section 2: Multimedia in Journalism Lesson 1: Introduction to Visual Storytelling Module 5, Section 2, Lesson 1 Introduction to Visual Storytelling Lesson 2: Using Simple Graphics and Photos Module 5, Section 2, Lesson 2 Using Simple Graphics and Photos Section 3: Interactive Reporting Lesson 1: Using Social Media for News Module 5, Section 3, Lesson 1 Using Social Media for News Lesson 2: Basic Digital Reporting Tools Module 5, Section 3, Lesson 2 Basic Digital Reporting Tools Section 4: Storytelling with Data Lesson 1: Basics of Data Interpretation Module 5, Section 4, Lesson 1 Basics of Data Interpretation Lesson 2: Simple Data Visualization Module 5, Section 4, Lesson 2 Simple Data Visualization Section 5: Bringing Creativity to the Report Lesson 1: Infusing Creativity into Facts Module 5, Section 5, Lesson 1 Infusing Creativity into Facts Lesson 2: Crafting a Unique News Angle Module 5, Section 5, Lesson 2 Crafting a Unique News Angle