I can teach any student to write opinion.(Can Editorial Writing Be Taught?): An article from: The Masthead

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From the supplier: A professor at the American University asserts that editorial writing can be taught. When he started teaching the course in 1973, he introduced changes on how to instruct students about editorial writing to pique their interest. Over the years, he made the course more pertinent and attractive by changing the name 'editorial writing' to 'opinion writing' and giving the op-ed page and the editorial page equal treatment. He also avoided building barriers between the editorial page, the op-ed page and other commentary pages. He also allowed non-journalism and non-communications students to enrol.

Citation Details
Title: I can teach any student to write opinion.(Can Editorial Writing Be Taught?)
Author: Laird B. Anderson
Publication:The Masthead (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 22, 1997
Publisher: National Conference of Editorial Writers
Volume: v49 Issue: n2 Page: p5(2)

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