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TEACHING TOOLS
Hacker Chronicles
J-School Partnerships: Engaging Students in Producing News
The Elements of Journalism
Visual Journalism
What's Next? Mapping Journalism's Future
Investigative Journalism: Being a Watchdog, Getting Paid
Climate Change: Objectivity vs. Scientific Accuracy
Journalism and Trauma
Journalists: Risks, Courage and Performance
Reflections on Courage
International Journalists
United States Journalists
Iran: Can Its Stories Be Told?
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Michael J. Jordan
Foreign Reporting
Sue Burzynski Bullard
Digital Media
Gerald B. Jordan
Newsroom Lessons
Jeremy Gilbert
Hacker Chronicles
Jacqueline Marino
Hacker Chronicles
Robert Gutsche Jr.
J-School Partnerships
Christofer Machniak
A Rookie Teacher's Journey
Elizabeth Mehren
Literary Journalism
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Reflections on Courage
International Journalists
In words poignant and piercing, reporters tell of dangers faced in trying to do their jobs in places where governments threaten, imprison and sometimes kill journalists for reporting what they see and learn.
United States Journalists
Despite the Constitutional guarantee of press freedom, the courage of U.S. reporters is tested in ways that are important for students to learn. Learn what it's like for journalists to try to function in a country in which government eyes are always watching.