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Participants in the News Editors class put their editorial skills to work

August 2, 2016 by Jasmine Williams Leave a Comment

The students in Dean Hume’s News Editors course wasted no time this week perfecting their class. After a brief exercise to strengthen their descriptive skills, the class split off into pairs to edit sports column made by students in the Sports Coverage class taught by Jim Woehrle.

“When you get into the story, it’s a lot easier than you thought it would be,” sophomore Ellie Bennett said of her experience having to edit a student’s story. Bennett, an editor for Fenton High School’s The InPrint, along with her 13 other classmates spent 30 minutes critiquing and giving feedback to those in the Sports Coverage class.

The students will continue developing both their editorial and leadership skill tomorrow by doing more helpful exercises and simulations.

Filed Under: Announcements, Narratives, News Briefs, Writing Tagged With: Anthony Cardamone, Chippewa Valley High School, Dean Hume, Ellie Bennett, Fenton High School, Jim Woehrle, Karina Lloyd, Mercy High School, MIPA2016, News Editors

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