During the first Yearbook Kickstart class of the week, students in instructor Cody Harrell’s class focused on key terminology and shared experiences from their own schools, looking for advice on how to make their yearbook better. Harrell continuously stressed the importance of focusing on the
“Yearbook is for everyone,” Harrell says to his students.
According to Harrell, students in his class will learn the essentials of what it takes to contribute to their yearbook.
Natalie Garwood, an eighth grade student taking the Kickstart class, said she enjoys journalism and thought yearbook would be great too.
“I am taking yearbook next year and I wanted to find what was the importance of being a part of it,” she said.
Harrell said this year, his first year teaching at MIPA, he is determined to make this a meaningful experience for students.
“I want these students to realize the importance of their jobs and the amount of work it is,” Harrell said, “but also how much fun it can be.”
Hey, I’m Eli from opinion class this article had a really great organization and flow and I enjoyed reading it.
Hi, my name is Arushi and I just wanted to say that I really liked the informative structure of your writing. Great job!
I’m at student at MIPA camp here at msu. this is. a nice little piece! it was good for me to read & informational because I’m starting a yearbook class when I go into my upcoming school year
Hey my name is Marcus from the Opinion Coverage class, and I was impressed by the vocabulary and control of language that you have. Keep up the good work!
This could use way more detail. It had a good hook, but it doesn’t even go close enough to expanding on what went on. What was talked about? The foundation was there, you just need to expand on what happened and go into more deatil about what the class was actually about.
This had a good foundation, but I would like more detail about what went on. Could you provide a follow up so that the readers could know what exactly went on?
I think it was good information about how your yearbook is structured and how you guys can work hard but have fun too, i think we need that in yearbook or journalism because it’s less stressful