Lesson 2 1-02

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Good to see you all again

Today's Programme

• The assignment
• Timeline for this project
• Homework from last week
• Your own news broadcast 
• Turning a news article into a suitable news broadcast text 

Learning goals

• At the end of today's class you know when your news broadcast has to be done.
• At the end of today's class you know what has to be in your news broadcast
• At the end of today's class you know how to turn information into a coherent text to explain it to someone else.  

News broadcast 

• Groups of 4
• Everyone is in the news broadcast
• Has to be at least 10 minutes
• You can choose world news, local news, real facts or made up news
• You have to film and edit the broadcast yourselves.

Requirements

• Include at least the following items:
  
• Breaking news
• Interview
  
• Sports news
  
• Weather
• Item with people on the street

Timeline for project 1

• Week 1 (last week): structure of a news broadcast
• Week 2 (this week): what is going to be in your news broadcast
• Week 3: working on 1-2 items + how do you determine if a source is reliable
• Week 4: working on 1-2 items
• Week 5: working on 1-2 items
• Week 6: editing your broadcast
• Week 7: showing your broadcast to the rest of the class  

Deadline

• 14 March 2024
• Link to your news broadcast
•  Binder with your activity sheets

What did you notice while watching the news broadcasts you have seen?

What is your newsbroadcast going to look like?

• In your groups determine what kind of news broadcast you are going to make.
• Who is your audience?
• What type of news are you going to bring?
• Is it going to be very serious or very light hearted etc.?

www.telegraph.co.uk

News item

• Using the information form the live blog, write the script for the item you would make about this news in your news broadcast.
• Take the following point into consideration:
• Who is your audience?
• What language is appropriate?
• Is this news going to take up a prominent place in your broadcast?