1. Our Top Story Tonight
News

2. What’s your news?

3. Headlines 2015
How many stories do you know?

4. Huge explosions rock China's Tianjin
Bomb rocks Bangkok's Erawan Shrine
Thousands killed in Hajj stampede
Russian airliner downed over Egypt's Sinai desert
Huge explosions rock China's Tianjin
Huge explosions rock China's Tianjin
Huge explosions rock China's Tianjin

5. Do you feel that the news generally focuses on positive or negative stories?
Why do you think that is?
Do you think it affects you? society? How?
Think about it !

6. How do these headlines make you feel?
Missing Woman Found After 25 Years
How do these headlines make you feel?
A woman has been found 25 years after she went missing. Pariva Sandhu was reported missing by her family in 1991 when she was just 19 years old. Pariva told her mother that she was going to meet her friend and never came back.
Yesterday, police located Ms. Sandhu on a beach in Boracay. When police asked her if her name was Pariva Sandhu, she denied them, however after intense questioning the truth came out.
It was found that Ms. Sandhu had told her mother that she was going to the store; however her boyfriend picked her up and the two ran off together and got married. Her mother was very against the relationship, so Ms. Sandhu thought it was her only option. Now her and her husband live in Boracay and run a small restaurant on the beach.

7. Missing Woman Found After 25 Years
Homeless Man Saves Girl
Dog Rescues Cat from Burning Building
Teacher Fired for Hitting Student
Denmark Named World’s Happiest Country

8. Pick One: Write a short news story
Homeless Man Saves Girl
Dog Rescues Cat from Burning Building
Teacher Fired for Hitting Student
Denmark Named World’s Happiest Country

9. What do you think is the most important thing the news should report?
What kind of things can you report on?
Ex.
How students feel about the University of Suwon
Students’ favorite restaurant around the University of Suwon
Think of more!
Think about it !

10. Project Report some positive news.
Decide on something you want to report on
Each of you should take turns being a reporter.
Interview people (classmates or people around campus).
Project