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peace in the Middle East and the death pen  \nNewsCurrents,by the way,is a current events program used bymore than a million students weekly during the school year.Wedon't teach cartooning,but New₈Currents encourages discussionand debate in the classroom and gives everyone n class achance to take part.The aim of the NewsCurrents program is tobe educational,interesting,stimulating,though-provoking,andfun.Just like editorial cartoons.  \nDrawing an editorial cartoon is easier than thinking one up一and drawing one isn't easy.An editorial cartoonist has to distilla complex and often abstract idea into a single drawing.Thecartoonist must know the issues and grasp the visual languageof symbols,caricature,expression,and exaggeration.After all  \nthat,the cartoonist must draw something that addresses a singlepoint.A good artist can add immeasurably to a great idea,butno cartoonist—no matter how artistic —can save a bad idea.Itdoesn't matter if a reader laughs or gets angry at the cartoon.Thecartoonist's real job is to provoke thought and debate.  \nWrifing and drawing editorial cartoons is especially demandingfor students learning the fundamentals of a complex world.Butafter eleven years,we've come to expect incisive,provocativeopinions about the state of the world from the student cartoonistswho enter our contest.It may be the fresh perspective studentsbring to issues that delights us most.Their cartoons make us think.  \nPerhaps the toughest task the editors of NewsCurrents face eachyear is judging the 10,000 entries.Many,many,more than 100of them are worthy of publication in this book.We thank all thestudents who entered the contest and the marvelous teacherswho inspired them.We applaud those students whose workappears here.We know you will,too.  \nhoino  \nDave Schreiner  \nEditor-in-Chief  \nNewsCurrents  \nElementary Level  \nMichael Burnam-Fink  \nGrade 6  \nOakwood SchoolNorth Hollywood,California  \nFirst Place Winner,Elementary Level1999 NewsCurrents Student Editorial Cartoon Contest  \nBecca Telthorster  \nGrade 6  \nPine Run SchoolNew Britain,Pennsylvania  \nSecond Place Winner,Elementary Level1999 NewsCurrents Student Editorial Cartoon Contest  \n小西中理产马山企  \nLindsay Donovan  \nGrade 4  \nHawthorn Intermediate SchoolVernon Hills,Illinois  \nSecond Place Winner,Elementary Level1999 NewsCurrents Student Editorial Cartoon Contest","cbCaikRxYO8U3NkT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikRxYO8U3NkT","pdf",5860377,208,"English","# Introduction\n## Contest overview and purpose\n## How editorial cartoons are created\n## Judging and recognition","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of Editorial Cartoon By Kids in the introduction?\",\"answer\":\"It showcases how student editorial cartoons provide insight into what students across the United States think about national and international issues.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book relate to the NewsCurrents program?\",\"answer\":\"NewsCurrents is described as a current events program used widely in schools that encourages discussion and debate, using editorial cartooning as a model for classroom dialogue.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the introduction say is required to draw a good editorial cartoon?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that an editorial cartoonist must distill a complex, often abstract idea into one drawing, using visual language such as symbols, caricature, expression, and exaggeration, and address a single point to provoke thought.\"}]","Editorial Cartoon By Kids - Introduction | PDF",1790594326,79]