1) Framing - Public issues that most demand the attention of government officials.
2) public agenda - Setting a context that helps people to understand important events and matters of shared interest
3) priming - Using coverage to bring particular policies on issues to the public agenda.
4) penny press - Cheaply distributed press
5) yellow journalism - Sensationalist news reporting
6) muckraking - Journalists in the heroic role of exposing the dark underbelly of government and industry
It is true that one way to provide guidance is to let
children know what they should do rather than what they shouldn't do and at the
same time let them understand of what they’re doing. It is also more encouraged
to just let the child take the initiative to do an action.
You have to be smart, yet you don't have to be a prodigy. You have to have the ability to learn new things and solve equations fluently. If you could be a little more specific, like what courses do you have to take to become a physicist, then my answer would be more specific.
Answer:
Which best describes the author's purpose in “Paul Revere's Ride”? to prove to readers that Paul Revere deserves more respect. to persuade readers that Paul Revere caused the American Revolution. to instruct readers about how to send secret signals like Paul Revere. to educate readers about Paul Revere's impact on
