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    Brainstorming To Write A News Article

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    The document provides a template for brainstorming ideas for a news article, including prompts to identify the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the event being reported on as well as suggestions for developing direct quotations from witnesses or other involved individuals to incorporate into the article.

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    The document provides a template for brainstorming ideas for a news article, including prompts to identify the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the event being reported on as well as suggestions for developing direct quotations from witnesses or other involved individuals to incorporate into the article.

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    Brainstorming To Write A News Article

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    Emilia Forest
    The document provides a template for brainstorming ideas for a news article, including prompts to identify the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the event being reported on as well as suggestions for developing direct quotations from witnesses or other involved individuals to incorporate into the article.

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    Brainstorming To Write a News Article Ideas:

    Who is the article about? (give full names, age if important, and occupation if important)

    What happened?

    When did the event happen?

    Where did the event happen?

    1) Why ___________________________________? 2) Why is the event newsworthy?

    1) How _______________________________? 2) How do people feel about the event?

    Headline Eric Walters Visits OCS Brainstorm some possible direct quotations. Think about the people who might be involved or interested in the event and what they might say. Remember to give these people names and identify them. Witness #1: Full name & identification Question asked by the reporter _______________________________________________________________ What s/he said:

    Quotation(s) Witness #2: Full name & identification Question asked by the reporter ______________________________________________________________ What s/he said:

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