Proximity: http://austin.ynn.com/content/top_stories/284237/man-in-critical-condition-after-fire
Prominence: http://www.newser.com/story/76589/clueless-co-star-brittany-murphy-dead-at-32.html
Timeliness: http://rochester.ynn.com/content/top_stories/580988/kugler-case-waived-to-grand-jury/
Oddity: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/17/minneapolis-lake-monster-tweets-minnesota_n_1431920.html?ref=weird-news#s272967&title=Loch_Ness_Monster
Consequence: http://www.foreclosuredataonline.com/blog/foreclosure/consequences-foreclosure/
Conflict: http://www.radioaustralianews.net.au/stories/201204/3478800.htm?desktop
Human interest: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/mother-dies-after-being-shot-7-times-and-having-baby-stolen-in-kidnapping-plot/
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
5 w's and H's
Article 1
Who? The captain that fell asleep.
Who is involved? Everyone on the Air Canada flight 878 from Toronto to Zurich flight.
Who does/did the situation affect? It affected everyone on the flight.
Who said so? The CNN news channel.
What is happening? The plane thought the other plane was venus.
What did happen? The plane dove under the other plane, injuring many passengers.
What are the consequences? People got injured.
What is different about this? Planes don't usually dive like that and injure people.
What are the choices? The captain should've only gone to sleep for the right time.
When? January 14, 2011.
When did or will this happen? January 13, 2011.
When was this discovered? January 14, 2011.
Where? In the plane on the way to Zurich.
Where did or will this happen? It happened on the flight to Zurich in Zurich.
Why? The pilot fell asleep for longer than 40 minutes.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The pilot was fatigue and seeing things.
How? The pilot pulled back on the control column to increase altitude.
How did it or will it happen? The pilot missed the other plane mistaking it for venus and injuring passengers.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? 14 passengers were injured.
How do you feel about this? I think the pilot should be fully awake and alert at all times.
Who?
Who is involved?
Who does/did the situation affect?
Who said so?
Article 2
What? 6 year old student got handcuffed.
What is happening? A 6 year old damaged school property and assaulted the principal and got arrested.
What did happen?The police decided not to charge her because of her age.
What are the consequences? She got kicked out of schoo and couldn't return until August.
What is different about this? 6 year olds don't relaly act up that badly.
What are the choices? Let the girl act up or arrest her.
When? Tuesday
When did or will this happen? During the school day.
When was this discovered? The next day.
Where? Georgia
Where did or will this happen? Creekside Elementary School
Why? The 6 year old threw a tantrum in the principals office.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The 6 year old was upset and screaming and crying on the floor.
How? The 6 year old was throwing bookshelves and glass things and fighting with the principal.
How did it or will it happen? The police went down to the school and arrested the child.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? The child, the school, the police, and the childs family.
How do you feel about this? I think she shouldnt've been hand cuffed, because she's so young.
Article 3
Who? Austin Fisher
Who is involved? Austin, his mom, and the school board.
Who does/did the situation affect? Austin,his mom, and the school board.
Who said so? The school board.
What? Austin gets to graduate with the senior class.
What is happening? Austin missed too many days of school because he was helping his mom fight cancer.
What did happen? Austin got to walk across the stage and officially graduate.
What are the consequences? The school board might have made a bad decision.
What is different about this? Students aren't supposed to get to graduate with too many absences.
What are the choices? Let him or not let him graduate.
When? Year round.
When did or will this happen? The decision was made on Monday afternoon.
When was this discovered? Fall 2011.
Where? In a small town in Ohio.
Where did or will this happen? Carrollton school district.
Why? Austin wanted to graduate but he had too many absences.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The school board decided he missed school because of a good cause and let him graduate.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? The school board, Austin, and his family.
Who? The captain that fell asleep.
Who is involved? Everyone on the Air Canada flight 878 from Toronto to Zurich flight.
Who does/did the situation affect? It affected everyone on the flight.
Who said so? The CNN news channel.
What is happening? The plane thought the other plane was venus.
What did happen? The plane dove under the other plane, injuring many passengers.
What are the consequences? People got injured.
What is different about this? Planes don't usually dive like that and injure people.
What are the choices? The captain should've only gone to sleep for the right time.
When? January 14, 2011.
When did or will this happen? January 13, 2011.
When was this discovered? January 14, 2011.
Where? In the plane on the way to Zurich.
Where did or will this happen? It happened on the flight to Zurich in Zurich.
Why? The pilot fell asleep for longer than 40 minutes.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The pilot was fatigue and seeing things.
How? The pilot pulled back on the control column to increase altitude.
How did it or will it happen? The pilot missed the other plane mistaking it for venus and injuring passengers.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? 14 passengers were injured.
How do you feel about this? I think the pilot should be fully awake and alert at all times.
Who?
Who is involved?
Who does/did the situation affect?
Who said so?
Article 2
What? 6 year old student got handcuffed.
What is happening? A 6 year old damaged school property and assaulted the principal and got arrested.
What did happen?The police decided not to charge her because of her age.
What are the consequences? She got kicked out of schoo and couldn't return until August.
What is different about this? 6 year olds don't relaly act up that badly.
What are the choices? Let the girl act up or arrest her.
When? Tuesday
When did or will this happen? During the school day.
When was this discovered? The next day.
Where? Georgia
Where did or will this happen? Creekside Elementary School
Why? The 6 year old threw a tantrum in the principals office.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The 6 year old was upset and screaming and crying on the floor.
How? The 6 year old was throwing bookshelves and glass things and fighting with the principal.
How did it or will it happen? The police went down to the school and arrested the child.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? The child, the school, the police, and the childs family.
How do you feel about this? I think she shouldnt've been hand cuffed, because she's so young.
Article 3
Who? Austin Fisher
Who is involved? Austin, his mom, and the school board.
Who does/did the situation affect? Austin,his mom, and the school board.
Who said so? The school board.
What? Austin gets to graduate with the senior class.
What is happening? Austin missed too many days of school because he was helping his mom fight cancer.
What did happen? Austin got to walk across the stage and officially graduate.
What are the consequences? The school board might have made a bad decision.
What is different about this? Students aren't supposed to get to graduate with too many absences.
What are the choices? Let him or not let him graduate.
When? Year round.
When did or will this happen? The decision was made on Monday afternoon.
When was this discovered? Fall 2011.
Where? In a small town in Ohio.
Where did or will this happen? Carrollton school district.
Why? Austin wanted to graduate but he had too many absences.
Why did this happen or will it happen? The school board decided he missed school because of a good cause and let him graduate.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? The school board, Austin, and his family.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Student of the month
QUESTIONS:
1. What are your feelings about being student of the month?
2. What are your grades?
3. Do you do any extra curricular activities at school?
4. Do you do any extra curricular activities out of school?
5. Is your family excited?
6. What teachers recommended you to be student of the month?
7. What's your favorite class?
8. Do you think you deserve to be student of the month?
9. Did you work hard to achieve this?
10. What's your best subject?
11. Do you think the school administrators are impressed with your work?
12. Did you expect to become student of the month?
13. What did you have to do to achieve this goal?
14. How did the teachers choose the student of the month?
15. Do you think this was a hard decision for them to make?
16. What does it mean to be student of the month?
17. Is it put on your student record if you become student of the month?
18. Did you get any awards for being student of the month?
19. Do people congratulate you and tell you how lucky you are?
20. Do you get any advice from your parents about school?
1. What are your feelings about being student of the month?
2. What are your grades?
3. Do you do any extra curricular activities at school?
4. Do you do any extra curricular activities out of school?
5. Is your family excited?
6. What teachers recommended you to be student of the month?
7. What's your favorite class?
8. Do you think you deserve to be student of the month?
9. Did you work hard to achieve this?
10. What's your best subject?
11. Do you think the school administrators are impressed with your work?
12. Did you expect to become student of the month?
13. What did you have to do to achieve this goal?
14. How did the teachers choose the student of the month?
15. Do you think this was a hard decision for them to make?
16. What does it mean to be student of the month?
17. Is it put on your student record if you become student of the month?
18. Did you get any awards for being student of the month?
19. Do people congratulate you and tell you how lucky you are?
20. Do you get any advice from your parents about school?
Interview
1. I could interview the principal, a student, or a teacher at Akins.
QUESTIONS:
1. Do you think people will like the new dress code?
2. How will it affect the schools?
3. How does this dress code make you feel?
4. Do you think the dress code is a good idea?
5. Do you think people will follow the new dress code?
6. Is every school going to have a different dress code?
7. Will elementary school, middle school, and high school all have to have dress codes?
8. How would you enforce the dress code?
9. Why do schools have dress codes?
10. Who makes the decisions about the dress codes?
11. Do you think students will make more friends and build better relationships with people?
12. Will students go against the dress code?
13. Will parents be upset about this new dress code?
14. Shouldn't students have the freedom to dress however they want?
15. What will be the new dress code?
16. Will the teachers have to follow this dress code too?
17. How good will the dress code be enforced?
18. Do you think this will stop the bullying issues?
19. Will every school in Texas be following this dress code?
20. Are dress codes a violation of students rights?
QUESTIONS:
1. Do you think people will like the new dress code?
2. How will it affect the schools?
3. How does this dress code make you feel?
4. Do you think the dress code is a good idea?
5. Do you think people will follow the new dress code?
6. Is every school going to have a different dress code?
7. Will elementary school, middle school, and high school all have to have dress codes?
8. How would you enforce the dress code?
9. Why do schools have dress codes?
10. Who makes the decisions about the dress codes?
11. Do you think students will make more friends and build better relationships with people?
12. Will students go against the dress code?
13. Will parents be upset about this new dress code?
14. Shouldn't students have the freedom to dress however they want?
15. What will be the new dress code?
16. Will the teachers have to follow this dress code too?
17. How good will the dress code be enforced?
18. Do you think this will stop the bullying issues?
19. Will every school in Texas be following this dress code?
20. Are dress codes a violation of students rights?
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Sports action photo shoot
Travis charging towards me like a crazy guy. He tripped over his own foot at one point in this photo.
Travis running towards Felicia with the football in his hands. He threw it at her after this picture was taken.
A silver honda driving by the basketball court. The car was speeding down the road extremely fast.
Felicia lifting up her leg for a pose. That's what diamond dazzlers are supposed to do, right?
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Caption and evaluation practice
Headline: Masked criminal sets items on fire for selfish pleasure.
Caption: An anonymous person lights a bottle on fire with SWAT right behind him in the middle of the big apple on 9/11 for a memorial service. He was trying to represent how much he hates the terrorist attack of 9/11.
Caption: An anonymous person lights a bottle on fire with SWAT right behind him in the middle of the big apple on 9/11 for a memorial service. He was trying to represent how much he hates the terrorist attack of 9/11.
This photo has the rule "viewing" in it because it's at an interesting angle and the background is just a simple sky and there's no confusion or clutter in the photo, so this could also be framing because the grass and hills frame the horses.
This photo contains the rules "create depth" and "framing". The ocean and the sky frame the sinking boat. The rule create depth is shown because you can see the boat in the background so that creates visual depth for the viewer.
This photo contains the rules "symmetry" and "patterns and cropping". The editor of this photo shouldn't have cut out the person on the lefts head and the person on the rights other half of their body. This has symmetry because there's about the same number of lanterns on each side of this photo.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
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