Think and write like a journalist. The so-called personality is playing an increasingly important role in the media. Journalists are no longer just the neutral invisibles who stand above everything and report seemingly objectively. They reveal themselves, express their opinions, and show that they are also human. However, to bring one's own personality and opinion to the public, one must first develop and reflect on both. Additionally, one must learn to trust their own perception and set priorities. This volume presents exercises and lessons in which students learn the fundamentals and skills of journalism while also engaging with their own personality. Important aspects include: - training of sensory perception - self-awareness and opinion formation through journals and diaries - expressing opinions in a journalistic text - reducing complex content to news length - and overcoming writer's block. This material is aimed at trainees and teachers in secondary levels I and II, as well as leaders of writing workshops and student newspapers who wish to initiate journalistic writing processes that promote both personality development and opinion formation among their students.