Teaching Students How to Read News Stories By Carolyn L. Jones |
Millions of people around the world read hundreds of news stories every
day- whether in news papers, news magazines or on the internet.
News stories are not only read by adults, but they are also used in schools
by students as sources of information for daily lesson activities and for
special projects. The ability to recognize the main ideas and
distinguish them from their supporting details is a crucial study skill
that students will use from middle school through college. The format
news stories are written in lend themselves to effective practice of this
important skill.
With more and more state boards of education mandating the use of computers
in schools, the internet has become a popular and efficient medium for
obtaining research information, including news stories from around the
world.
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News Story
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News Story worksheet
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