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    1. Editorials should have a catchy introduction to attract readers but keep it brief. The body should clearly and logically present evidence. Avoid general policies and instead use examples, comparisons, similar situations, and cite sources. 2. Conclusions should be appropriate and brief. Avoid preaching and allow readers to make their own decisions. Write simply and avoid first person singular pronouns. 3. Editorials represent a group opinion so use "we" or third person. Build the opinion from a news event and for controversial issues, present both sides for readers to decide. Avoid attacking people and instead focus on situations, problems or issues.

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    1. Editorials should have a catchy introduction to attract readers but keep it brief. The body should clearly and logically present evidence. Avoid general policies and instead use examples, comparisons, similar situations, and cite sources. 2. Conclusions should be appropriate and brief. Avoid preaching and allow readers to make their own decisions. Write simply and avoid first person singular pronouns. 3. Editorials represent a group opinion so use "we" or third person. Build the opinion from a news event and for controversial issues, present both sides for readers to decide. Avoid attacking people and instead focus on situations, problems or issues.

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    Mga Tuntunin Sa Pagsulat NG Editoryal

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    1. Editorials should have a catchy introduction to attract readers but keep it brief. The body should clearly and logically present evidence. Avoid general policies and instead use examples, comparisons, similar situations, and cite sources. 2. Conclusions should be appropriate and brief. Avoid preaching and allow readers to make their own decisions. Write simply and avoid first person singular pronouns. 3. Editorials represent a group opinion so use "we" or third person. Build the opinion from a news event and for controversial issues, present both sides for readers to decide. Avoid attacking people and instead focus on situations, problems or issues.

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    Mga Tuntunin sa Pagsulat ng Editoryal 1. 2. 3. Magkaroon ng kawili-wiling panimula, maikli lamang upang akitin ang mambabasa.

    Buuin ang katawan sa pamamagitan ng paglalahad ng mga katibayan nang maayos at malinaw. Iwasan ang pagbibigay ng pangkalahatang patakaran. Sa halip ay a. b. c. d. 4. 5. 6. 7. Gumamit ng mga halimbawa at paglalarawan upang pagtibayin ang simulain. Gumamit ng paghahambing at pag-iiba-iba. Gumamit ng magkakatulad na kalagayan. Banggitin ang pinagmulan ng mga inilalahad na kalagayan.

    Tapusin ang naaangkop. Tandaang ang pinakapansing bahagi ay ang panimula at ang panapos. Gawing maikli lamang. Huwag mangaral, ilahad lamang ang katwiran at hayaang ang mambabasa ang gumawa ng sariling pagpapasiya. Iwasan ang unang panauhanm isahang panghalip. Sulatin nang payak lamang.

    8. 9.

    . Use the we approach or the 3rd person, since an editorial represents a group opinion. 2. Build the opinion from a newspeg. An editorial is not just a mere opinion but it is pegged on a news event, idea, or a news story. 3. For controversial issues, present both sides; take up the advantages and advantages. Ask the readers to decide or come up with their opinion or concept. 4. If you need to take sides, be on the right track; support and sustain good deeds; commend exemplary actions or projects. 5. If you may attack, attack the situation, the problem or the issue, not the person. 6. While we can educate, inform, explain, and influence readers through the editorial, we have to avoid preachiness. 7. We can use beautiful language as we may depending upon the purpose to be achieved in writing the editorial. 8. The editorial title like the lead or the first sentence or paragraph should be catchy and one that attracts or compels readers to read the story or material. 9. The conclusion should flow naturally from the lead to the details in the development of the body of the story.

    10. Like the feature story, the editorial should have a catchy title, attractive lead, organized body and a conclusion that would help shape readers opinion over issues and concerns presented.

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