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Impact on student voice and democratic participation: Encouraging critical thinking, expression of diverse perspectives,

One of the most powerful laws that promote the rights of the youth, yet also one of the most disregarded laws

Encourages ethical values, critical thinking, and personal discipline among students.

Limitations imposed by school administrators on critical reporting.

Enhance visual presentation of articles

Ethical dilemmas (e.g., balancing objectivity and advocacy

The law upholds and protects freedom of the press at the campus level.

Events where journalists interact with key figures, ask questions, and gather information for reporting.

A form of student journalism that serves as a platform for young writers to practice and advocate responsible reporting.

Investigative reporting exposes corruption and injustice.

The rise of fake news and challenges in maintaining journalistic integrity.

Lack of funding and resources.

Avoid conflicts of interest; remain unbiased

Promotes excellence in campus journalism through training and competitions.

Manage specific content areas (News, Features, Sports, Opinion, etc.).

Crafting compelling, fact-based, and well-structured articles.

The principles of journalism ensure ethical and responsible reporting.

Avoiding conflicts of interest, plagiarism, and misinformation.

The law upholds and protects freedom of the press at the campus level.

Workshops to improve students’ fact checking and ethical decision-making skills.

Schools must provide funds through appropriations, student subscriptions, and donations.

Minimize harm when reporting on sensitive issues.

Journalism practiced by students in schools and universities. RA 7079

Encourage students to participate in campus journalism activities.

Media literacy is essential in the digital age.

Risks faced by young reporters when covering controversial topics.

Develops critical thinking, writing, and leadership skills.

Seeking the truth through thorough research and interviews.

The Department of Education must sponsor training and competitions for student journalists at different levels.

Ensuring content accuracy, fairness, and coherence

Present all sides of a story.

Student journalists cannot be expelled or suspended solely for their published articles or duties.

Lack of financial support limiting publication frequency and quality.

Born out of the need to prevent censorship and uphold press freedom in academic institutions.

Enacted on July 5, 1991, to protect campus press freedom

Integrate RA 7079 into the curriculum to teach press freedom and ethics.

Selected by the school administration from a list of recommendees submitted by the student publication staff.

A printed material independently published by students to serve their interests.

Encourages ethical values, critical thinking, and personal discipline among students.

The release of funds cannot be withheld by school administrations.

Ability to assess information, detect bias, and present balanced viewpoints.

The obligation of journalists to serve the public interest

Journalism teaches critical thinking and communication skills.

Campus journalism, guided by RA 7079, plays a vital role in nurturing future leaders.

Sponsored by Senator Raul Roco and co-authored by Representatives Edcel Lagman, Bonifacio Gillego, and Carlos Padilla

Upholding truth, fairness, and journalistic principles.

Composed of student journalists who qualify in placement exams (tertiary level) or are appointed (elementary and high sc

Guidelines that govern the operation and management of student publications.

Media reflects and shapes societal values and norms.

A law protecting the rights of student journalists and fostering a free and responsible student press.

Protects press freedom for student publications.

Prepares students for careers in media and communication.

Journalists must verify facts and correct errors.

Encouraging constructive discussions between administrators and student journalists.

“Ito ang worm's eye view technique na 'di naluluma.” -Journel

Debating article angles, approving stories, and ensuring alignment with journalistic standards.

Fake news, red-tagging, and the fight for press freedom.

Journalism has evolved globally and in the Philippines, shaping societies and holding power accountable.

Educating students on their rights as campus journalists.

Assist in editorial planning.

Meeting publication schedules and responding promptly to breaking news.

Journalism ensures transparency and accountability in governance

Role is limited to technical guidance, ensuring editorial independence.

Encourages youth engagement in societal issues.

Take responsibility for the impact of reporting

Enhances writing and interviewing skills, networking with fellow student journalists, and exposure to professional journ

Safeguards democracy in the campus level. (Masajo, 2007)

Oversees publication, editorial decisions

Promoting fact-based discourse in the face of misinformation.

Reporting on marginalized communities with sensitivity.

Seeking sponsorships or fundraising to maintain publication independence.

Encouraging civic engagement through investigative reporting.

Provides students an avenue to practice truth, fairness and balance.

Censorship and administrative interference.