This article is a report on a research project undertaken by pre-service primary teacher / education students who worked with children to discover how they respond to television and what teaching strategies can be used to help them to think critically about what they see on television.
SKU: 03232-SE7
Visit our website to view thousands more products like this and order online at:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Price
$7.50
Condition
New
Delivers To
Australia Wide
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE
A Drop in the Ocean: Leaky Boat and Go Back to Where You Came From
The treatment of so-called 'boat people' who arrive on our shores has been perhaps the most divisive issue in Australia...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
100 Ideas for Secondary Teachers: Gifted and Talented
The book includes 50 practical strategies and 50 creative enrichment activities that can be implemented in the classroom...
$26.99
Ad is on hold
New
Gearing Up for Digital Cinema in Australia
Bresciani's article is concerned with how the Australian film industry perceives the future of digital cinema in this...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
Out of the Shadows: 'Shadow of the Vampire'
Graham Mitchell analyses 'Shadow of the Vampire' (E. Elias Merhige, 2000) a film which is both a horror movie and a...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
4us: Young People with Refugee Backgrounds Living in Australia
4us, a collection of four short films portraying the experiences of refugee teenagers in Melbourne, aims to avoid...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
Local Noise: Australian Film Sound and Music
In this article, Philip Brophy maps out a diagram of the state of film sound and music in Australia, and to reference it...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
The Secret and The Caterpillar Wish
The Caterpillar Wish (Sandra Sciberras, 2005) is a coming-of-age film dominated by the idea of 'the secret': that truth...
$7.50
Ad is on hold
New
Pasolini's Third World
Paolini was a utopian. He created ideal worlds to criticise the real one. His criticism involved a terminological shift...
