Students might read and summarize any of the articles as a start, practicing grounding their summaries in textual evidence by using graphic organizers like this one on identifying the different points of view (PDF), or this one that asks for facts, questions and responses (PDF) — or any of the others in our Teaching With Any Day's Times collection.
He wrote to Ross about a contributor whose work he disliked: "As a reporter who really never went out on a story without draining the essentials dry, it is hard for me to be lenient to a man who leaves the rewrite man fuming and cursing and asking for facts".
But good journalists have this pesky habit of asking for facts demanding she prove the flimsy assertions which form the walls of her make-believe world.
The analysis in this study is based on a questionnaire asking for facts, opinions and perceptions of pharmacists running public pharmacies in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Clinton also asked for fact-checkers to hold Trump accountable.
His request for information often results in a Beijing big shot's placing a phone call to a provincial justice official or a warden to ask for the facts, which is immediately taken as a sign that this prisoner has influential friends -- the key to all doors in China.
KQs ask for mere facts in connection with a disease or symptom, resembling K1 ("recall and comprehension"), as described by Ware and Vik [ 14].
that way it'll be true and the person you're talking to will ask for more facts about whatever you're talking about.
JH, Gloucester You are wise to ask, for the fact is you lose vital protection by using a credit card to pay by PayPal.
Everything his manager could ask for, in fact.
The uncertain voter is often to be heard asking for "more facts" or "facts that I can trust" as if there were some divinely impartial entity available to guide the choice.
