'School newspapers' presentation slideshows

Supreme Court Cases

Supreme Court Cases. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier. Rule of Law. School officials have the right to regulate student speech in school newspapers. Weeks v. United States. Rule of Law. Evidence obtained illegally may not be used in federal court. Schenck v. United States. Rule of Law.

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Using to Collaborate and to Facilitate Collaboration Amongst Your Students

Using to Collaborate and to Facilitate Collaboration Amongst Your Students. Shmuel Fink Touro College. Objectives. Learn how instructors can use Google Docs Creating an account Creating a document Renaming and deleting a document Publishing and sharing a document

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What Makes Something Newsworthy?

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Supreme Court Cases

Supreme Court Cases. Supreme Court Project. Directions:. Students should listen to the categories that these cases fall into and a brief description to help them choose the case they want to research further. There will be no duplicate of cases.

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Editorials

Editorials. What is an editorial?. Edi torials are located in newspapers (both print and on-line). The difference between an editorial and a feature piece is in the PURPOSE of the piece. Feature articles are meant to give you facts about a story/issue.

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Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier

Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier. The Supreme Court Decision on School Censorship. Case Background. The newspaper at Hazelwood School district was written by students for the students. Principal Robert Reynolds received a draft of the May 1983 issue and found two articles inappropriate.

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