The Necessity of Newspaper Clubs in School


Every school needs a newspaper club. Today, very few educational institutions publish newspapers believing that it is a waste of money as information is easily available on the internet.

A newspaper club is not merely a source of information. It offers students a platform for self-expression. It helps in the development of creativity in students since writing in a newspaper requires distinct style and structure. Moreover, students need to express themselves in a formal and appropriate manner, which strengthens their writing skills.

A newspaper club helps in building a career. When students work for a newspaper, it gives them an opportunity to attain knowledge about a vast range of subjects. This allows them to discover their interests and can help them choose the career that they wish to pursue in the future.

Newspaper clubs help in the development of the students' personalities and prepares them for any future challenges. Working on a newspaper improves students' listening and speaking capabilities as students need to talk to people to gather information. It also encourages people to work as a group as students have to work together with teachers, administrators, editors, and fellow students to create the newspaper. To conclude, every school should consider having newspaper clubs for the betterment of students.

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Select the correct answer.

Which claim is supported by the evidence that newspaper clubs improve communication skills and promote teamwork?

A.

When students work for a newspaper, it gives them an opportunity to attain knowledge about a vast range of subjects.

B.

This allows them to discover their interests and can help them choose the career that they wish to pursue in the future.

C.

Newspaper clubs help in the development of the students' personalities and prepares them for any future challenges.

D.

Moreover, students need to express themselves in a formal and appropriate manner, which strengthens their writing skills.

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Answer: D. Moreover, students need to express themselves in a formal and appropriate manner, which strengthens their writing skills.

Explanation:

Writing is a form of communication so if the students are able to express themselves in a formal manner which is evidence of better writing skills, then the student's communication skills can be said to have improved.

This is why a newspaper club is so important and if that isn't available, at least a literature club that allows students to explore their proficiency in writing. This will build their communication skills and help them in their future professional lives.

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