Evening class becomes holy crusade. (teaching how to write editorials)(Can Editorial Writing Be Taught?): An article from: The Masthead

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From the supplier: An editorial writer decided to teach an evening class on editorial writing but decided to wage a campaign toward the enlightenment of his students when he discovered on the first day how uninformed they are of current events. He asked them to read newspapers and magazines, and watch television newscasts to provide them with the right information they need to express their opinions in their own editorials. His struggle paid off as evidenced by the livelier class discussions and more coherent opinions of his students.

Citation Details
Title: Evening class becomes holy crusade. (teaching how to write editorials)(Can Editorial Writing Be Taught?)
Author: Jay Evensen
Publication:The Masthead (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 22, 1997
Publisher: National Conference of Editorial Writers
Volume: v49 Issue: n2 Page: p15(1)

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