Structure+of+a+Information+Report

  
 * //__GOALS __//**
 * __Identify The Structure Of A Newspaper Report: __**
 * The Structure of an newspaper report is that is it told by two different views, but the Introduction and Conclusion is not told by either of the two views, it is told by a 3rd person’s view that doesn’t take a side of the point of views. **
 * __Introduction: __**
 * The introduction is basically an overview of what the report is about. It has a short explanation of the two views. It will not have included the 5 W’s: Who, What, When, Where and Why. It can be only be 1 paragraph long but they can vary from story to story. It doesn’t take a point of view. **
 * __1st View: __**
 * The first view is the first person or people’s point of view. This is usually the most interesting point of view because so people reading will be sucked into looking at the whole article. This paragraph usually has a couple or even 1 strong quote in it. **
 * __2nd View: __**
 * The 2nd paragraph is usually less interesting than the first view, because it won’t usually enhance the readers as more as the 1st view, because it isn’t as interesting. **
 * __Conclusion: __**
 * The conclusion could be the ending of what the judge decided, or what will be done in the future to prevent things happening. It also could be what will happen to someone. This never has the author’s point of view because the readers might not like it and they won’t buy the newspaper anymore. **