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Annamyradova O.
International University of Humanities and Development (Ashgabat, Turkmenistan)
Karimiddinov A.
International University of Humanities and Development (Ashgabat, Turkmenistan)
Muhamedova L.
International University of Humanities and Development (Ashgabat, Turkmenistan)
CREATIVE APPROACH TO TEACHING JOURNALISM: HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR TALENTS & FIND UNIQUE STORIES
Abstract: this abstract discusses a creative approach to teaching journalism, which helps students not only master the profession, but also develop their talents, learn to find and process unique stories. Discusses the importance of critical thinking, research and analysis, and the use of various methods and techniques to produce quality journalism. Special emphasis is placed on the role of teamwork, cooperation and professional ethics in the journalism education process.
Keywords: journalism, creativity, unique stories, critical thinking, research skills.
Journalism is a creative profession that requires the journalist not only to have knowledge and skills, but also to think outside the box and find unique stories. It is creative thinking that allows a journalist to create interesting and memorable materials that attract the attention of the audience.
In the modern world, where competition in the media space is high, creativity becomes an even more important quality for a journalist. To stand out from the crowd
and win the attention of readers, journalists need to be able to think outside the box and find new approaches to reporting.
How to develop creative thinking
Creative thinking is a skill that can be developed and improved. There are many methods and exercises that help develop creativity. Here are some tips to help you unleash your creativity:
• Read books and articles about creativity. Studying the work of other creative people can give you new ideas and inspiration.
• Engage in different activities. Don't limit yourself to just journalism. Try yourself in other creative directions, such as painting, music, dancing.
• Don't be afraid to experiment. Don't be afraid to try new ideas and approaches. The more you experiment, the more likely you are to find something unique and interesting.
How to find unique stories
To find unique stories, you need to be observant and pay attention to detail. Don't be afraid to ask people what they care about and what they think about what's happening in the world. Be open to new things and don't be afraid to go beyond the usual.
Here are some tips to help you find unique stories:
• Talk to people. The more people you get to know, the more stories you will
hear.
• Listen to the news and read the media. This will help you stay up to date and find new topics to cover.
• Be curious. Don't be afraid to ask questions and seek answers.
Conclusion
Creativity is an integral part of journalism. By developing your creative thinking and ability to find unique stories, you can become a successful journalist and create materials that will be interesting and useful to your audience.
In today's world, journalism is one of the most in-demand professions because it allows you to cover current events, ask questions that concern society, and provide
information that helps people make decisions. However, to become a successful journalist, you must not only have certain skills, but also have a creative approach to your work. It is the creative approach that allows us to find unique stories and create high-quality journalistic materials.
A creative approach to teaching journalism helps students not only get used to the profession, but also develop their talents, find new ideas and ways to implement them. In this article, we'll look at how creativity can help teach journalism and what methods and techniques you can use to develop your talents and find unique stories.
Finally, professional ethics is an integral part of creativity in journalism education. It includes respect for sources of information, confidentiality, and rules regarding the use of data and information. Professional ethics helps a journalist maintain his reputation and the trust of his audience, which is an important factor for success in this profession.
Thus, a creative approach to teaching journalism allows you not only to master professional skills, but also to develop your abilities, find unique stories and create quality materials. The use of critical thinking, various methods and techniques, teamwork and professional ethics makes the learning process more interesting and productive, which ultimately leads to success in the career of a journalist.
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