Journalism 133: Prof. Craig: Accuracy Exercise
Accuracy Exercise
This is a two-part exercise, but it's pretty straightforward. First, you will each individually spend a few minutes writing up a brief but detailed story (in a Word doc or just in an email message) about what you consider to be the craziest and/or stupidest thing you did during your high school years and the consequences you faced. Be sure to include as much detail as you can remember (embarrassing or not). When it's finished, you will email it to me at profcraig@profcraig.com.
We will reconvene at 11:05 a.m., and then you will continue with the second part of the exercise.
I will then pair you all off into the groups below (subject to slight changes, depending on any absences today). Within the group, you will then interview each other about that same incident, without consulting the story you just wrote or any notes from Part 1.
You will then, between now and the beginning of Wednesday's class, write up a brief story about the crazy/stupid thing your partner did in high school, and email it to me. I will then compare the two versions of the stories for accuracy.
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Adrian Pereda Alicia Alvarez |
Jeremy Martin Andrew Hartley |
Matt Weiner D'Netrus Chevis-Rose |
Alice Solcan Jose Garcia |
Breana Waterloo Asia Tugbenyoh |
Lesley Rodriguez Heather Allen |
Bryan Reos Alessio Cavalca |
Zulma Canahui-Bajxac Jillian Darnell |