Keywords

Media, radio, education, socialization

Abstract

Our world is full of new and attractive images, therefore it could be daring to defend the advantages of sounds in education and socialization of children and teenagers. The author tries to recover the importance of sounds, of the radio, in the education of the youngsters.

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Quintana-Garzón, R. (2001). El lenguaje de la radio y sus posibilidades educativas. Comunicar, 17, 97-101. https://doi.org/10.3916/C17-2001-14

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