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3 years ago

Explain how the journalistic approach can be useful during the prewriting stage?

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NNADVOKAT [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Please find the explanation below. Thanks.

Explanation:

Journalistic approach is a writing approach that helps to develop information about a topic very quickly and easily. This is because the journalist asks 6 very important questions for which if answered, could speed up a writing.

A journalist usually asks 6 questions and they are: who? What? Where? How? When? Why?

When each of these questions are answered about a topic of writing, it becomes easy to build up the write-up.

For example, Who? Usually answers the questions: Who are the involved individuals? Who is affected? Who are the main persons? Who are the supporting persons?

What? On the other hand answered the question: What is the topic? What is the significance of the topic? What is the basic problem? What are the issues related to that problem?

All other questions asked by the journalist as long as it addresses the aspect of the topic that it should address, then the topic is as good as formed.

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