A New York education reporter’s self-examination after a few years on the beat.
education journalism
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Back To School for the LA Times Education Team
LA Times revamps their education beat after some controversy.
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Black/Hispanic Journo Conference Highlights Need for EdJourn Of Color
Big news for some journalists on Monday was that Hillary Clinton Will Address the Joint Black And Latino Journalist Convention in DC starting tomorrow. But the conference features a number of other panels and seminars that might be of particular interest to education journalists — as well as awards for great stories including several school-related ones. In terms of […]
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Best Education Journalism Of The Week (July 1-8, 2016)
This week in education news.
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Video: NYC Education Reporters Talk NYC Schools
You don’t regularly get a chance to hear and see education reporters talk about their work and what they’re seeing, so it was great to see this NY1 local cable news segment featuring NYC education reporters talking with host Errol Louis. Click here for the video – it doesn’t seem embeddable Included in the Mid-June panel […]
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Fellowship Program Recruits Journalists With Hardship Experience
How this fellowship is working to improve coverage of poverty and inequality.
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Inequality Project Needs More School Stories & Contributors Of Color
Another week, another new journalism fellowship program
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NPR’s Deeply Unbalanced Profile Of Rocketship Charter Schools
An “in-depth” NPR story on a tech charter school network lacks breadth and balance.
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Little-Known Project Funds Equity-Focused Education Coverage
How journalists are committing to specialized reporting on the nation’s ever-widening opportunity gap.
