Family as One of the Key Determinants of Media Education of Young School-age Children

• Authors: Stanislaw Juszczyk , Mária Vargová , Miriam Uhrinová , Zuzana Chanasová , Alojz Kostelanský

Abstracts

EN

The attitude of parents influences formation of children’s attitude to life. It is even more noticeable when speaking about media. The proposed contribution shows partial results of research carried out as a part of VEGA project No. 1/0913/15: Media literacy of young school-age children in the context of family and school cooperation. The character of the empirical research was diagnostic and quantitative-qualitative. The aim of the research was to examine media education performed in formal and non-formal ways among young schoolaged children in Slovakia. 28 schools from all over Slovakia were examined in the presented research. The contribution focuses mainly on findings from questionnaires given to parents and other focus groups, i.e. pupils.

Keywords

EN

media education; family; young school-age children; parents; pupil; Slovakia

• Publisher: Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
• Journal: The New Educational Review
• Year: 2017
• Volume: 50
• Pages: 94-108

Dates

published

2017

Contributors

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Stanislaw Juszczyk

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Mária Vargová

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Miriam Uhrinová

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Zuzana Chanasová

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Alojz Kostelanský

translator

Mária Karasová

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Identifiers

DOI

10.15804/tner.2017.50.4.08

Biblioteka Nauki

1997550