MEET 9: Features story aspects

Name: Syabiila Sanjaya Putri

Nim:    2088203059

MEET 9: Features story aspects

 

 

A.    LEARNING LOG

 

Number of the meeting task	Topic of the meeting	Source	Vocabulary Usage (New vocabulary words or phrase encountered during the session material)	Example taken from the text	Grammar
Meet 9	Features story aspect	Lecturer’s note	Erode-mengkikis-verba- of wind, water, or other natural agents- Mistakes erode trust. Journalists must fact-check everything	Mistakes erode trust. Journalists must fact-check everything.	Imperative sentence
			Diverse=Beragam-Adjective-Give a support and advice to someone-Where they can encourage the students to think critically and express their viewpoint clearly	Where they can encourage the students to think critically and express their viewpoint clearly	Complex sentence
			Depth=kedalaman-noun- he distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something- How human-interest elements add depth and relatability to news	How human-interest elements add depth and relatability to news	Noun phrase
			Colleagues=rekan kerja-noun-a person with whom one works in a profession or business.- Consider feedback from colleagues or editors and make necessary changes.	Consider feedback from colleagues or editors and make necessary changes.	Imperative sentence
			Resist=melawan-Verba-The definition is withstand the action or effect of.- Journalists should resist using dramatic or emotional language.	Journalists should resist using dramatic or emotional language.	Declarative phrase

 

 

B.    REFLECTION

I have developed my understanding of the introductory news, editorial and feature courses. After rereading the materials given by the lecturer, I have a better understanding of Features story aspects, learning about editorials also gave me a better understanding when practising the assignments given. A feature story is a type of journalistic work or writing that goes beyond the basic facts of a news event and explores the deeper, more human aspects of a story. of a news event and explores the deeper and more human aspects of a story.

 

C.    SUMMARY

A feature story is a form of journalistic or creative writing that transcends basic facts to explore the profound and human aspects of a narrative. Key elements include a focus on human interest, character development, a narrative structure, descriptive language, emotional engagement, conflict and resolution, background context, quotes, thematic depth, unique perspectives, research, multimedia elements, the author's voice, an engaging lead, and the exploration of subcultures or niche topics. Feature stories aim to connect with readers on a personal level by weaving compelling narratives with vivid imagery and elements that go beyond traditional news reporting, providing a unique and immersive reading experience.