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Education Television

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Melissa, Crystal, Alejandra, Jennifer

This is a page for our group project where we

can edit and communicate with each other...KEEP OUT!

 

Evolution of Children’s Educational Television

 

I. Introduction – History of Educational Television

1960S-PRESENT

II. Issue #1 – Has educational television become more engaging and entertaining? Jennifer

III. Issue #2 – How the changing ideas of childhood have influenced educational television and vice versa. Crystal

IV. Issue #3 – Educational television in schools and home. Melissa (Bill Nye)

V. Issue #4 – How skills taught through educational television have changed. Alejandra (PBS Ready to Learn)

a. i.e. communication, social, reading, etc.

VI. Conclusion

 

RESEARCH MATERIAL & TV SHOWS

Melissa

-Bill Nye the Science Guy

Alejandra

-PBS Ready to Learn Program

Jennifer

 

Crystal


Cathlena's comments

 

This looks good as an outline. Be sure that you can define "educational TV" as compared to "TV." We can talk more about it Monday.

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