Yesterday I did my solo newscast for radio class. We've been learning how to write for broadcast (cut the jargon, short and snappy sentences, source info in second paragraph, etc.) and going live on air in groups a few times. For someone who's not a huge fan of broadcast, you learn how to get over your nerves, to speak clearer and write the way people talk (and not how they read).
For the final class, we do our own newscast. We're in charge of the line-up, writing and talking. We also chose another student's story to play on air. Here's mine:
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