Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends

In this article, the author proved the importance of pre-university journalism education, described and substantiated a number of functions and types of pre-university journalism training, using such theoretical methods as analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization, classification, and such emp...

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Main Author: Yuriy V. Chemyakin
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Language:English
Published: Ekaterinburg Academy of Contemporary Art 2022-09-01
Series:Управление культурой
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Online Access:https://managing-culture.eaca.ru/archive/2022/3/7
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description In this article, the author proved the importance of pre-university journalism education, described and substantiated a number of functions and types of pre-university journalism training, using such theoretical methods as analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization, classification, and such empirical methods as document analysis, media monitoring, questioning, interviews with experts, observation - including included. The author also relied on his pedagogical experience in the field of pre-professional media education. The article presents and substantiates seven functions of pre-university journalism training and seven criteria for the typology of pre-university media education; the main formats of pre-university training are considered: classroom classes, creative meetings; work on the creation of a collective media product, participation in competitions, etc. The trends and problems of pre-university media education are highlighted: a quantitative increase in the editorial offices of school media and other forms of training; the increasing diversity of school media formats; active use of distance.Among the problems, the author identifies the personnel problem as the main one and believes that the stake on media training of school teachers has not justified itself. Work with students and undergraduates of journalism departments, their motivation for media education and media pedagogical practice in schools can bring more benefits. As a support for pre-university journalism education, the author considers it necessary to hold competitions among media educators and courses for young journalists, participation in which should be mostly free.
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spelling doaj-art-fa427c9da7514b859c677e3aa1155a952025-08-20T01:52:41ZengEkaterinburg Academy of Contemporary ArtУправление культурой2949-074X2022-09-013516022Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trendsYuriy V. Chemyakin0Ekaterinburg Academy of Contemporary ArtIn this article, the author proved the importance of pre-university journalism education, described and substantiated a number of functions and types of pre-university journalism training, using such theoretical methods as analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization, classification, and such empirical methods as document analysis, media monitoring, questioning, interviews with experts, observation - including included. The author also relied on his pedagogical experience in the field of pre-professional media education. The article presents and substantiates seven functions of pre-university journalism training and seven criteria for the typology of pre-university media education; the main formats of pre-university training are considered: classroom classes, creative meetings; work on the creation of a collective media product, participation in competitions, etc. The trends and problems of pre-university media education are highlighted: a quantitative increase in the editorial offices of school media and other forms of training; the increasing diversity of school media formats; active use of distance.Among the problems, the author identifies the personnel problem as the main one and believes that the stake on media training of school teachers has not justified itself. Work with students and undergraduates of journalism departments, their motivation for media education and media pedagogical practice in schools can bring more benefits. As a support for pre-university journalism education, the author considers it necessary to hold competitions among media educators and courses for young journalists, participation in which should be mostly free.https://managing-culture.eaca.ru/archive/2022/3/7pre-university educationjournalism educationmedia pedagogyschool and youth mediafaculties of journalismchildren's creativity centers
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Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
Управление культурой
pre-university education
journalism education
media pedagogy
school and youth media
faculties of journalism
children's creativity centers
title Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
title_full Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
title_fullStr Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
title_full_unstemmed Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
title_short Pre-university journalism education: Current state and development trends
title_sort pre university journalism education current state and development trends
topic pre-university education
journalism education
media pedagogy
school and youth media
faculties of journalism
children's creativity centers
url https://managing-culture.eaca.ru/archive/2022/3/7
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