She will develop, for instance, a guide to teaching science with the daily newspaper. Wright also coordinates and at times writes, entire sections that revolve around teaching one specific subject. She often gets very deep into learning about a subject for her job. One professor told her she could get college credit for writing the section he was advising her on. Other newspapers have used it to develop their sections.
Kids love reading the newspaper if they are exposed to it.
At first it seems like homework, but after a short time they look forward to it and talk about the things they find in it. The trick is giving the parent or teacher the opportunity and the help to get young people started and making it interesting and manageable for students of many different ages. If you think the world is mean you should come out with me that day and go around and see all the people out there helping others. Wright is also responsible for conducting public tours of the Standard-Examiner and coordinates more than 1,500 visitors here each year. In fact, one of the highlights of her career was leading a tour of blind students through the newspaper facility.