Media studies: The next generation

Media literacy is the buzzword. Already part of the national curriculum in England for older children, the government also wants primary school pupils to have a greater understanding of the hidden depths of TV, films and other media.

More than ever before, children are immersed in a media-saturated world and exposed to television in particular. —Jonathan Duffy

Media studies: The next generation (BBC)

Thanks for the link, Rosemary.

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