by Jack Kennedy Dow Jones Newspaper Fund 1993 Teacher of the Year
The difference between good reporting and great reporting lies in the “little things.”
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The difference between good reporting and great reporting lies in the “little things.”
Grading students’ work for scholastic publications is a frequently shared challenge for new and experienced advisers alike. Portfolio assessments are a highly effective evaluation tool for journalism
Balfour’s Intensity Workshop is a 3-day immersion training in all things YEARBOOK. Yearbook advisers, editors and staff are welcome to attend the workshop, which will be held Saturday, Sept. 26 –
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Boy Scouts have known it since 1907: Be Prepared. “Prepared for what?” you may ask.
Anything and everything.
1. Is it recognizable? The theme is the brand for the school year. It is
It still makes me cringe. I cringed when the book came out. I still cringe when I think about it.
It’s the ultimate goal and highest compliment – a yearbook ‘sell out.’ A Yearbook Sales Manager and simple marketing plan can make all the difference. Balfour is here to help with the promotion and
Back-to-school is the most important campaign of the year. Early sales help build momentum and generate buzz about the book. The earlier you start the more books you will sell.
by Nancy Ruth Patterson 1991 Inductee, National Scholastic Journalism Hall of Fame
Helen Keller taught me how to teach writing.
The life cycle of a yearbook inspires. It is both frantic and fun. In the
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