Middle School Journalism

Grades 6-8

Credit:

Term: 1 Semester

Subject Type: Elective

Prerequisite(s):

Explore the world of news, media, and storytelling. This one-semester elective introduces students to the fundamentals of journalism. Students learn how to ask good questions, analyze different media, conduct research, organize information, and write with purpose and accuracy.

In this course, students will learn:

  • Journalism Definitions
  • Media Analysis
  • Gathering Information
  • News Article Organization

Students dive into the dynamic world of journalism by exploring key definitions in journalism, how news is researched and information is gathered, and how articles are organized and written. This course provides an introduction to journalism terms, skills, and practices for a career in journalism.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: What is Journalism
  • Unit 2: Analyzing Media
  • Unit 3: Gathering Information
  • Unit 4: Organizing Information
  • Unit 5: Writing an Article
Supply List
Scope & Sequence
Graduation Requirements

Enroll in ICA

With year-round start dates, you can enroll in ICA anytime. Begin your enrollment online or talk with an advisor for personal assistance.

Enroll

Already enrolled? To assign courses go to your parent dashboard.