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Education, TV, childhood, youngsters, communication, screen

Abstract

TV parameters are speed, atomization and history absence. The weakest voices like the children´s are not usually «taken into account» by television. Schools must be rethought and they should and redefine their strategies in order to adjust to the ethics/aesthetics of «video clip life». Adding TV up to school studies might be profitable. Integrating TV as a study object can help to develop a thinking process. One of the education greatest challenges is to achieve the promotion of the children’s rights through television.

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Bacher, S. (2008). School and TV: love and mistrust in a liquid environment. [Escuela y TV: amor y recelo en un entorno líquido]. Comunicar, 31. https://doi.org/10.3916/c31-2008-03-048

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