Detective and PR Pro under questioning by kids
Fourth through eighth grade students will be featuring their reporting and interviewing skills when they interview a national television celebrity, New Jersey business leader and Monmouth County detective.
MANALAPAN, NJ, March 17, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Fourth through eighth grade students will be featuring their reporting and interviewing skills when they interview a national television celebrity, New Jersey business leader and Monmouth County detective. The students are all culminating their experience in the Communication Station for Kids Be A Reporter and Talk Show programs.
The group of four Manalapan students enrolled in the Communication Station for Kids Talk Show program will be focusing on cell phone usage by children 13 years of age and younger; it is a timely and pertinent topic that reflects their age and centers around their life experiences. The live expert interviews accent the research carried out by Spencer Drucker, Michael Guida, Yianni Nicolaides and Nicholas Pepitone in the areas of school policy, privacy and personal safety, GPS tracking, and cyber-bullying. They will be interviewing David Samberg, Verizon Wireless and Nick Bruccoliere, Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office.
Jensen Stanislaus, a student from the Communication Station for Kids Be A Reporter program will be interviewing Ralph Attanasia, a creative member of the Carlo's Bakery team that is the focus of the acclaimed TLC television show Cake Boss.
The taping of both programs along with nine other individual student segments, will be performed on March 25, 2011 at the Manalapan Township Municipal Building, 120 Route 522, Manalapan at 7:00 p.m. The program will be shot in front of a live audience.
Nine other student television segments will be shot on taping day and offers and exciting range of topics from an Indie Rock band to Justin Bieber. The Communication Station for Kids program is a part of the Manalapan Township Parks & Recreation program head by Mona Cholowinski, Superintendent.
The Communication Station for Kids Be A Reporter program helps children build essential written and verbal communication life skills in a unique and exciting format. Students explore their personal interests while gaining expert instruction in Internet research, news and feature story structure, word usage, paraphrasing techniques and vocal exercises. "We foster creativity and excitement for learning by offering children a new hands-on approach to writing. I create a newsroom atmosphere where ideas are bounced around the room and group discussion is encouraged," says Judith Drucker, Founder and Instructor, Communication Station for Kids .
The CSFK Talk Show takes students to the next level of communication sophistication. Students work in groups, learning negotiation, problem solving and interpersonal communication skills - all in a natural setting. They do all the research and writing as done in the Be A Reporter program, but this time there are no cue cards. They learn their material and speak conversationally with the other TV Show Hosts about their topic.
Communication Station for Kids (www.CommunicationStationForKids.com) programs are currently offered in Edison, Manalapan, Marlboro, and Middletown and Millstone townships. Go to the CommunicationStationforKids.com website for class days and times or call for details at: 866-456-7999 or email Judy@CommunicationStationForKids.com.
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