1. MC-9 (Cebuano Journalism)
COURSE INTRODUCTION
MC-9 (Cebuano Journalism)

2. Course DESCRIPTION
The course allows the students to learn the nature and mechanics of broadcast news with focus on the Cebuano language.
Actual news writing in Cebuano serves as vehicle for the output of the course.

3. Course OBJECTIVES COGNITIVE:
Know the difference between English and Cebuano as medium for writing news, and to make the necessary adjustment for a better and more understandable broadcast performance;

4. Course OBJECTIVES AFFECTIVE:
Appreciate and feel the impact of his/her news performance through the proper and correct use of the Cebuano language; and

5. Course OBJECTIVES PSYCHOMOTOR:
Exercise their journalistic skills through the less-used Cebuano language.

6. Course REQUIREMENTS
Periodic Examinations (Preliminary, Midterm, Finals)
Quizzes
Projects (News Articles/Scripts)
Group Assignments/Field assignments
Attendance

7. GRADING System Periodical Exams (40%) Quiz (20%)
Assignments/Projects (20%)
Oral (10%)
Attendance (10%)

8. Course LESSONS Prelim Introduction to Cebuano Journalism
Visayan languages
Cebuano-Visayan speaking areas
Peculiar Visayan words
Variations, Mix & Twists
Old Cebuano Words
Common Errors in Cebuano Broadcast News

9. Course LESSONS Prelim Spelling and Pronunciation
The Cebuano Alphabet; Vowels & Consonants
The O & U Rule (Cabonce Rule vs. Godin Rule) ; I & E Rule

10. Course LESSONS Midterm Punctuation Marks Prefixes, Infixes, Suffixes
Using a Hyphen
Syllables and Syllabication
The Apostrophe & Contraction
Prefixes, Infixes, Suffixes
Verb Forms
Modifying Prefixes

11. Course LESSONS
Finals
Writing/Production of FINAL OUTPUT.

12. References Visayan-English Dictionary by Father Rodolfo Cabonce
Dictionary by Sunstar Publishing
Mga Batakan sa Panitik sa Binisaya- Sinugboanon by Edgar S. Godin

13. The FINAL OUTPUT Check for guidelines @ my blog: site: Viewing
Click on the JOURNALISM 101 tab
Go to “MyMasscom Class”, then MC-9
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