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Supporting Media Learning in Primary Classrooms: some outcomes of a case study
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Eke, Richard
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Academic Achievement
/ Case Studies
/ Classroom Communication
/ Classroom Research
/ Classrooms
/ Coding
/ Contingency Management
/ Educational Media
/ Educational Technology
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary schools
/ Evidence
/ Group Activities
/ Instructional Development
/ Instructional Effectiveness
/ Instructional Materials
/ Journalism Education
/ Learning
/ Mass media effects
/ Media
/ Media Literacy
/ Primary Education
/ Scaffolding (Teaching Technique)
/ Student Attitudes
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Participation
/ Teaching
/ Teaching Methods
/ Technology Education
/ Transcripts (Written Records)
/ Utterances
/ Video Technology
/ Visual Aids
/ Visual Literacy
1997
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Supporting Media Learning in Primary Classrooms: some outcomes of a case study
by
Eke, Richard
in
Academic Achievement
/ Case Studies
/ Classroom Communication
/ Classroom Research
/ Classrooms
/ Coding
/ Contingency Management
/ Educational Media
/ Educational Technology
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary schools
/ Evidence
/ Group Activities
/ Instructional Development
/ Instructional Effectiveness
/ Instructional Materials
/ Journalism Education
/ Learning
/ Mass media effects
/ Media
/ Media Literacy
/ Primary Education
/ Scaffolding (Teaching Technique)
/ Student Attitudes
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Participation
/ Teaching
/ Teaching Methods
/ Technology Education
/ Transcripts (Written Records)
/ Utterances
/ Video Technology
/ Visual Aids
/ Visual Literacy
1997
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Supporting Media Learning in Primary Classrooms: some outcomes of a case study
by
Eke, Richard
in
Academic Achievement
/ Case Studies
/ Classroom Communication
/ Classroom Research
/ Classrooms
/ Coding
/ Contingency Management
/ Educational Media
/ Educational Technology
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary schools
/ Evidence
/ Group Activities
/ Instructional Development
/ Instructional Effectiveness
/ Instructional Materials
/ Journalism Education
/ Learning
/ Mass media effects
/ Media
/ Media Literacy
/ Primary Education
/ Scaffolding (Teaching Technique)
/ Student Attitudes
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Participation
/ Teaching
/ Teaching Methods
/ Technology Education
/ Transcripts (Written Records)
/ Utterances
/ Video Technology
/ Visual Aids
/ Visual Literacy
1997
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Supporting Media Learning in Primary Classrooms: some outcomes of a case study
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Supporting Media Learning in Primary Classrooms: some outcomes of a case study
1997
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Overview
This paper seeks to inform the development of media education in primary schools through an analysis of classroom utterances. A rationale for the analysis based on concerns with scaffolding pupils' media will be presented. The capacity of this approach to allow comparisons to be made between age groups, teaching arrangements and pedagogic priorities, focusing on distinctions between image making and image study, will be illustrated. The conclusions drawn include reference to the applicability of the method, and to effective media teaching in primary classrooms.
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Taylor & Francis Group,Taylor & Francis Ltd
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