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Seaside Schools Curriculum

<< Back to Curriculum | Mass Media Syllabus

Instructor: Mrs. Parrett

Course Description:

  • Students will study the history of journalism in our culture and discuss the impact of the newspaper as a mass medium.
  • Students will study the history of radio in our culture.
  • Students will study the rise of television and the role it plays in our society.
  • Students will study advertising techniques and learn to be aware of advertising claims.
  • Students will learn to research and write segments for an on-air radio show.
  • Students will prepare and perform a live radio show in the 30A Radio studio.
Evaluation:
Students will be graded using a point system for determining grades. Each assignment, project, test, or homework assignment has a certain number of points possible. For example, a test or project may be worth 100 points, while a quiz or homework assignment may be worth 10 or 20 points. To determine the cumulative grade, the total points earned will be divided by the total points possible.

90-100 A
80-89 B
70-79 C
60-69 D
0-59 F

Make-Up Work:
It is the responsibility of the student to ask for make-up work after an absence. The student will have the same number of days to ask for and complete the make-up work as the length of the absence. If a student is absent for one day, he must ask for make-up work the next day, and it must be turned it by the next day. Students must look in the yellow make-up folder for any missed work when they return to class.

Late Work:
Late work will be accepted only one day late and points will be deducted for late work.

Behavior Expectations:

  • Students should get to class on time. We will have deadlines to meet, so being on time is very important.
  • Students must come with appropriate supplies (pencil, paper, flash drive).
  • Students must respect others at all times. We will share differing opinions in this class, so we must be respectful of one another.
  • Students are expected to behave in a mature manner when they are conducting interviews or when we have guest speakers.
  • Students are responsible for saving all material to a flash drive which will remain in the classroom.
  • Students must behave in a mature manner while in the radio studio.
  • Attendance on Fridays is mandatory since we will be live on the radio on many Fridays.