Syllabus in Language and Journalism
Syllabus in Language and Journalism
TEACHING-LEARNING ACTIVITIES
COURSE LEARNING COURSE
DURATION (TLAs) ASSESSMENT TASKS
OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES CONTENTS
Synchronous Asynchronous
Google Classroom,
a. Explore the brief Lecture/Input Facebook Page and Short Quiz on the
history of the Online meeting through Messenger: Philippine press’ history
Philippine press. Google Meet
Warm-up Activity
b. Understand the Online discussion of Self-Audit Activity
press essay, “Flight from Reflection paper on the
Comprehension
responsibilities, conversation’’ or the assessment of press
Check
press freedom and video ‘’Connected But freedom and libel law in
Task/s
its limitations. Alone” and ‘’How social the country.
CO1 Backgrounder on Viewing of
media can make history’’ recorded Video
Week 1- 3 the
c. Define the libel for Wiring a wed for
Philippine Press Lecture
law in the global good.
Philippines, its
penalties, and Online Discussion on the
elements. history of Philippine
press.
Online discussion on
Philippine libel law and
its components
Week 4- 5 a. Define news, its News and
attributes, news Newswriting Online discussion about Writing exercises on News writing on the
sources and news news, its types and writing hard news, soft different news types and
CO3
c. Evaluate the
news structure
(hard news vs. soft
news), types of
lead, and rules on
paragraph
construction.
d. Develop news
sense and writing
skill.
f. Define economic
journalism and Reaction paper on
trace its birth in the investigative and public
Philippines. affairs reporting.
g. Differentiate
economic
journalism and
sunshine
journalism.
h. Write business
stories.
i. Capture stories
through
photojournalism.
a. Identify the
types of interview
stories.
Video presentation on Short quiz on the
CO2 b. Practice tips on Google Meet discussion the types of interview different wire services
Week 11 good interviewing. Sources of News on different wire services stories, tips on good and other news
and other news interviewing. organization.
c. Name the organization.
different wire
services and other
news organization
Week 12 - a. Edit journalistic Style and Design
13 articles through Comparative analysis of Exercise on copyediting
CO4 the application of Google Meet discussion various newspaper articles.
a. Identify main
departments of a
newspaper
organization.
Lecture and class Exercise on headline
b. Write and edit discussion on ways how writing and editing.
headline articles. to write and edit effective
headlines and Short quiz on the
CO3 Newspaper departments of a departments of a
Week 14 - c. Practice wired
Operations and newspaper organization. newspaper organization.
15 newsroom and Management
apply principles in
newspaper
management and
production.
d. Identify different
types of
advertising.
c. Print newspaper
and magazine
issues.
IV.
GRADING PERIOD PROJECT/PRODUCT/PERFORMANCE TASKS TIME FRAME
MidTerm Paper Analysis on Philippines Press/ Economic and Sunshine Journalism
Finals Newsletter First Page
V. GRADING SYSTEM
V. COURSE RESOURCES
A. Instructional Tools
B. References
Books:
1. Worlds of Journalism: Journalistic Cultures Around the Globe/ Hanitzsch, Thomas; Hanusch, Folker; Ramaprasad, Jyotika; de Beer, Arnold S.
2. Journalism and Translation in the Era of Convergence/ Davier, Lucile and Conway, Kyle
3. Journalism Under Fire: Protecting the Future of Investigative Reporting/ Stephen Gillers
4. Before Journalism Schools: How Gilded Age Reporters Learned the Rules/ Randall S. Sumpter
5. Journalism: Handbooks of Communication Science, volume 19/ Tim P. Vos
6. A Handbook of Journalism: Media in the Information Age/ Anand, V. Eshwar; Jayanthi, K.
7. Journalism next/ Briggs, Mark
V. CLASSROOM POLICIES
1. Students should submit original works to their instructors. Words, ideas, and the like should be original in form. Instructors will be using plagiarism
software/s to detect similarity index of students’ works.
2. Students should avoid hurtful and derogatory comments to their fellow students and instructors during online discussions. Libelous and hate speech will not
be tolerated.
3. Students should upload appropriate profile pictures in their social media and LMS accounts. Derogatory languages and pictures are strictly prohibited.
4. Students should conform to the Data Privacy Act of 2012.
5. Students should not assume that everyone is comfortable with the advent of technology in the online classes. Therefore, they must have an adjustment time
regarding familiarization of online learning mechanisms.
6. The workload of students includes the total number of times for each course, assessment activities, homework, and other class activities specified in the
preferred modality.
7. Communication channels such as inbox messaging, announcements, discussion posts, activity threads, and the like should be set during office/school
hours only.
8. Online tasks and outputs shall be submitted to the agreed LMS between faculty and students.
9. Students should abide by other online class policies set by the instructor.