Please Do Now:
- Read the following article:
- Answer the following questions as a comment to this post:
- Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
- What other sources did the reporter consult?
- What other information would have been useful to the reader?
- How would the reporter have gathered this information?
Today, students will:
- Read the following profile:
- Discuss what kinds of people would make good profiles at this school or in this community.
- Discuss how to supplement profiles with background information.
- Peer edit Features planners.
- Design polls for articles if you plan to include one (recommended).
Tonight’s homework is:
- Finalize your article’s poll (on blog).
- Fill out interview planners (on blog).
22 responses so far ↓
jessicaw2010 // October 17, 2008 at 5:05 pm |
“Teens under a knife”
3. This reporter interviewed several students who had gotten nose jobs to write this article. Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, Nicole Sakrin
4. The reporter went to a place where people can get their nose jobs done called American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
5.
allisonnovack // October 17, 2008 at 5:06 pm |
3) The reporter interviewed girls who have actually had the plastic surgery. However, she got information from outside sources such as statistics.
4) The reporter got statistics from the ASPS
5) Other information that could have been useful would be a quote from somebody who is against plastic surgery’s risks or a student who thinks it is a bad idea.
6) The reporter found out who had had plastic surgery in the school, and interviewed them. She probably did some research online as well.
7y13r // October 17, 2008 at 5:06 pm |
1. Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
Junior, Jennifer Mann. Junior Emilie Sobel. Junior Nicole Sackrin.
2. What other sources did the reporter consult?
What other information would have been useful to the reader?
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3. How would the reporter have gathered this information?
Interviewing several sources that had had plastic surgery. Consulting medical magazine and websites. Consulting with plastic surgeons via email or phone.
LyssaG2011 // October 17, 2008 at 5:06 pm |
1) She interviewed three students who had gotten nose jobs, Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin.
2) She used data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3)
4)The reporter may have known of or asked peers about students in the school who had had plastic surgery and then went to those people for an interview.
lenac2011 // October 17, 2008 at 5:08 pm |
1. The reporter interviewed people who had nose jobs such as junior Jennifer Mann and junior Emilie Sobel.
2. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
3. The process of the surgery and the view from a parent in direct quotes.
4. The reporter would have interviewed students, researched the information on the internet and maybe called up a plastic surgeon’s office to see their opinion on how many teenagers are getting plastic surgery.
hrynor // October 17, 2008 at 5:08 pm |
1. Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
The reporter interviewed people who were considering getting plastic surgery and those that did get plastic surgery.
2. What other sources did the reporter consult?
The reporter consulted statistics for example: how many people got nose jobs under the age of 18.
3. What other information would have been useful to the reader?
Some more information that would have been useful is how plastic surgery can harm you.
4. How would the reporter have gathered this information?
They would have gathered information by interviewing people and going on line and searching for information.
LyssaG2011 // October 17, 2008 at 5:09 pm |
1) She interviewed three students who had gotten nose jobs, Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin.
2) She used data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3) The reporter could have interviewed a student who had undergone a different type of plastic surgery than rhinoplasty or given a better description of the process.
4)The reporter may have known of or asked peers about students in the school who had had plastic surgery and then went to those people for an interview.
laurenpeterson1 // October 17, 2008 at 5:09 pm |
1.)Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
People who have had plastic surgery. I would call it biased
2.)What other sources did the reporter consult?
Probably the internet to find statistics.Also, the ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons)
3.) What other information would have been useful to the reader?
The other side of the story. Parents and students who are against plastic surgery maybe.
4.)How would the reporter have gathered this information?
By interviewing students who have had plastic surgery and using the internet.
nadineg2012 // October 17, 2008 at 5:10 pm |
1) The reporter interviewed three students who got nose jobs (Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin).
2) She also consulted information provided by the ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons).
3) The article only includes information about students who underwent nose jobs, so information about students who have had other types of plastic surgery would be a useful addition.
4) The reporter could have interviewed the students who underwent these procedures.
hkramer14 // October 17, 2008 at 5:11 pm |
1. Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
The reporter interviewed students who have had plastic surgery.
2. What other sources did the reporter consult?
The reporter used data from ASPS.
3. What other information would have been useful to the reader?
Maybe the interviewer could have interviewed a student who did consider getting surgery done, but went against it and why.
4. How would the reporter have gathered this information?
The reporter gathered the information for this project from students who did get plastic surgery, and looked on the internet for the statistics from ASPS.
brittanywaserstein // October 17, 2008 at 5:11 pm |
3) the reporter interviewed a few students who got a nose job in order to write her article. Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel and Nicole Sakrin.
4) The other sources that the reporter consulted with statistics and surgeons who perform the nose jobs to back up her article, from ASPS.
5) The reporter could have got a quote from the surgeons and try to find someone who got a nose job and isnt happy with it or someone who is against getting nose jobs.
6) the reporter gathered her information probably because she knew these girls and were friends with them and so she interviewed them.
carmenk2012 // October 17, 2008 at 5:13 pm |
1. The reporter interviewed Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin, all juniors who have undergone surgery.
2. The reporter also consulted with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3. Other information that would have been helpful to the reader could have been poll results on the topic of how many teens are contemplating plastic surgery.
4. The reporter would have gathered this information by taking a poll of a representative sample of students.
Kelsey Sumalla // October 17, 2008 at 5:14 pm |
Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
Students who had nose jobs.
What other sources did the reporter consult?
ASPS
What other information would have been useful to the reader?
The harmful side effects of plastic surgery.
How would the reporter have gathered this information?
Talking to students who have experienced the harmful side effects, the parents of the students, ASPS, and a plastic surgeon.
kevins2011 // October 17, 2008 at 5:17 pm |
1. The reporter interviewed three juniors in high school that received nose jobs. These students would be Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin.
2. The reporter also consulted the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3. Some other information that would have been useful to the reader would be information on how many people undergo serious problems during surgery.
4. The reporter might have gathered this information by asking surgeons, the interviewees and the ASPS.
madisonjsanders // October 17, 2008 at 5:24 pm |
Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
– This reporter interviewed three students who underwent the Rhinoplastic surgery, two who are content with the results, and one who is still recovering.
What other sources did the reporter consult?
– The reporter also consulted the ASPS.
What other information would have been useful to the reader?
– If the reporter expanded more on an age limit for getting a nose job, that would have been really interesting.
How would the reporter have gathered this information?
– The reporter could have gathered this information by interviewing plastic surgeons who work with teens.
alicel2011 // October 17, 2008 at 5:29 pm |
1. The reporter interviewed teenagers like junior Emilie Sobel, Jennifer Mann, and Junior Nicole Sackrin.
2. The reporter used sources like The American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
3. The reporter could have talked to a plastic surgeon themselves.
4. The reported probably research online, looked at brochures, also interviewed students who had plastic surgery and maybe even contacted some offices.
molliee // October 17, 2008 at 5:30 pm |
Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
- The reporter interviewed three students who went through the Rhinoplastic surgery, two of which are happy with thier results , and one who is still recovering.
What other sources did the reporter consult?
- The ASPS.
What other information would have been useful to the reader?
- If the reporter had different ages involvd not only 18 in I think it would have been a little more interesting..
How would the reporter have gathered this information?
- The reporter could have gathered this information by interviewing plastic surgeons who work with teens.
Felicia Dejean // October 17, 2008 at 5:33 pm |
1. Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article? Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin.
2. What other sources did the reporter consult? ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons).
3. What other information would have been useful to the reader? More on the nagtive side of a story.
rachelcoller // October 17, 2008 at 6:39 pm |
3. Whom did this reporter interview in order to write this article?
The reporter interviewed students who had and were considering getting plastic surgery. These students included: Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin.
4. What other sources did the reporter consult?
The reporter consulted the ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons).
5. What other information would have been useful to the reader?
Other useful information would be hearing more about the negative side of getting a nose job.
6. How would the reporter have gathered this information?
The reporter spoke to students who received plastic surgery and also either spoke or found information on plastic surgery from the ASPS.
RayL2012 // October 18, 2008 at 2:54 pm |
1. interviewed three students who had gotten nose jobs, Jennifer Mann, Emilie Sobel, and Nicole Sackrin
2. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
3. could have gotten a student that had wanted to get surgery but went against it.
4. The reporter might have gathered this information by asking surgeons form the ASPS
jessekirk11 // October 19, 2008 at 3:48 am |
3. The reporter interviewed Junior Jennifer Mann, Junior Emilie Sobel, Junior Nicole Sackrin.
4. The reporter also consulted the ASPS.
5. Information on which kinds of students (race, age, etc.) were most commonly put under the knife.
6. The reporter would have gathered the information in a poll.
patrickquinlan // October 19, 2008 at 9:13 pm |
3. The reporter interviewed several high school girls who had plastic surgery.
4. The reporter also consulted with the ASPS for information and statistics.
5. Maybe information about the potentially adverse health risks would’ve been useful to the reader.
6. The reporter would’ve found students to interview, as well as go online to find statistics to use.