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GCSE Journalism Resources Websites www.jea.org/resources/curriculum/stylebook.pdf (Textbook written by an American teacher. This contains relevant material for all units in the specification.) www.highschooljournalism.org/teachers.lessonplan.htm

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1. Read through the GCSE journalism resources carefully to understand the topics they cover.
2. Gather the necessary materials such as textbooks, reference books, and online resources.
3. Begin by focusing on the basics of journalism, including the importance of accurate reporting and writing skills.
4. Take notes and highlight key information while reading the resources.
5. Practice writing articles using the guidance and examples provided in the resources.
6. Explore different types of journalism, such as news reporting, feature writing, and investigative journalism.
7. Learn about ethical considerations in journalism, such as objectivity and avoiding plagiarism.
8. Familiarize yourself with media law and regulations relevant to journalism.
9. Take advantage of any activities or exercises suggested in the resources to improve your skills.
10. Revise and review the materials regularly to reinforce your understanding.
11. Seek feedback from teachers or peers to identify areas for improvement.
12. Stay updated with current events and news to apply your knowledge in a real-world context.

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2. Teachers who are teaching GCSE journalism and need resources to guide their lessons.
3. Journalism enthusiasts who want to learn more about the subject or improve their skills.
4. Individuals considering a career in journalism and want to gain a basic understanding of the field.
5. Journalism professionals seeking additional resources for reference or continuing education.
6. Organizations or institutions offering journalism courses or programs.

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