Media Education: Learning, Literacy And Contemporary Culture

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Summary: Media education is now recognised
as a key aspect of the school
curriculum in many countries.This
book convincingly re-states the case
for media education, taking into
account recent changes in the media
& in young people's lives.It gives an
accessible, cogent set of principles
on which the media curriculum should
be based, & a clear rationale for
pedagogic practice.Owner: David Buckingham

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Articles: 
Article 17: Access to appropriate information
Article 29: Aims of education
Article 28: Education
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