Professional roles of journalists
Valores normativos y prácticas de reporteo en tensión: percepciones profesionales de periodistas en México / Normative Values and Reporting Practices in Tension: Professional Perceptions of Journalists in Mexico
... tres roles normativos preponderantes: 1) el desapego editorial del reportero sobre lo que reporta, 2) la provisión de información y, 3) el actuar como vigilante y monitor del ...
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Estado actual y desafíos profesionales de los periodistas chilenos = Current status and professional challenges of chilean journalists
... profesional, roles y actitudes pro- fesionales, rutinas y prácticas periodísticas y representacio- nes sociales del periodista (Mellado, 2010), las cuales tienen ...
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Journalism Culture and Political Conflict: Mexican Journalists Reflect their Performance During 2006 Presidential Elections
... appendix of the State, placing the journalists roles as that of collector and disseminator of official truths, greatly shaped by a widespread practice of institutional censorship ...
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Becoming Journalists: A Comparision of the Professional Attitudes and Values of British and Spanish Journalism Students
... students of the populist/mobilizer ...consisting of roles C (provide entertain- ment/relaxation) and M (give ordinary people a chance to express their views on public ...and journalists – were ...
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APROXIMACIÓN A UNA ESTRATEGIA DE ORIENTACIÓN PROFESIONAL PEDAGÓGICA PARA LA FORMACIÓN DE PROFESORES DE LENGUAS EXTRANJERAS
... example of the teaching staff, in respect to the functions teachers develop in classrooms, like instructing, telling the students what must be done; explaining, giving instructions on how to develop the ...
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Professional forecasters how to understand and exploit them through a DSGE Model
... forecasts of professional fore- casters and a DSGE ...forecasts of a professional forecaster can be incorporated to the state space representation of the model by allowing the ...
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A Blurring of Roles: Use of Force in UN Peacekeeping
... one of the architects of UN peacekeeping, has admit- ted the need for an intermediate option between the peacekeeping/peace-enforcement binary: ‘a third category of international military operation ...
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Journalists vision of the evolution of the (metaphorical) ecosystem of communication on health and biomedicine
... ment of public communication on health and biomedicine has been technological, related to the spread of the Internet in ge- neral and digital ...role of social media and its ...to journalists’ ...
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The development of professor's professional knowledge in Psychology
... From a constructive perspective the changes in personal epistemology and in the professor practice imply conceptual, methodological and attitudinal ruptures that facilitate a restructuring of their thought. Furió ...
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Análisis crítico de la ideología de la objetividad
... Society of Professional Journalists], consagró formalmente la idea de la objetividad cuando adoptó, como parte de su Código de Ética, un párrafo que la caracterizaba como un objetivo alcanzable y un ...
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MA Students' perceptions of their professional development
... as professional development, may contribute to accumulate more information regarding teaching practice, curriculum design, as well as teachers’ professional ...issue of MA students’ perceptions has ...
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Professional associations as contributors to the professional development of ECE teachers (Case from Croatia)
... Although professional associations cannot fully be identified with professional learning communities, they share some of the ...that professional learning communities promote supportive and ...
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Women journalists in Spain: An analysis of the sociodemographic features of the gender gap
... number of countries since ...majority of journalists in, among others, Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Ro- mania, Serbia and Spain -at least for those who work for me- dia companies and they ...
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Explicit and implicit assessment of gender roles
... raters of the fi rst study as stereotyped show lower latencies in the second study than the responses given to neutral stimuli (Hofman et ...way of validating the results that raters produced (explicit ...
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Proposals to improve the training of journalists in the XXI Century
... Un aumento en la calidad de las instituciones que enseñan Periodismo acercaría la misión de éstas a la que proclamaba Pulitzer: mejores periodistas para mejorar el bien común; contri- bu[r] ...
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Staffing policies of leading professional service firms
... diversity of staffing practices in the consulting industry cannot be fully characterised by dual ...practices of each company should be aligned with the specific environment and firm ...style of ...
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Citizen journalism and democracy: How user generated news use relates to political knowledge and participation
... Citizen journalism is defined by a number of attributes which make it distinct from professional journalism, including unpaid work, absence of professional training, and often unedited p[r] ...
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Teachers´ perceptions of professional development experiences: an ongoing concern
... for professional development evaluation includes six critical levels for gathering information about professional ...use of new knowledge and skills; (e) student learning outcomes; and (f) ...
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Journalism and reputation of journalists in times of crisis
... Cada uno de estos grupos de interés valorará, en mayor o menor medida, algunos aspectos del comportamiento de los profesionales –es decir, de la reali- dad del periodismo– y el resultado[r] ...
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Journalists at the border: An analysis of their work when covering news on immigration
... Several journalists described situations that indicate a lack of freedom when it comes to reporting, threats received when reporting on cases of corruption in Melilla, colleagues dismissed from jobs ...
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