SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS

This paper deals with media literacy as a multidimensional skill that parents and teachers possess. In this context we warn of the media-technical aspect of this skill and, within this aspect, of parents’ and teachers’ opinion on the presence of media in children’s lives. Following that, the paper e...

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Main Author: Jurka Lepičnik Vodopivec
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca 2011-11-01
Series:Acta Didactica Napocensia
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Online Access:http://dppd.ubbcluj.ro/adn/article_4_2-3_9.pdf
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spelling doaj-1df15729a46141d9ba13565b7a089a312020-11-24T23:11:25ZengBabes-Bolyai University, Cluj-NapocaActa Didactica Napocensia2065-14302011-11-0142-36978SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTSJurka Lepičnik VodopivecThis paper deals with media literacy as a multidimensional skill that parents and teachers possess. In this context we warn of the media-technical aspect of this skill and, within this aspect, of parents’ and teachers’ opinion on the presence of media in children’s lives. Following that, the paper explores teachers’ media-didactic competence as a component of educators’ media literacy. In the empiric part we used two aspects of fostering media literacy. One is the media-technical competence of parents and educators, while the other is the media-didactic competence of educators. We found that both parents and teachers believe that media have a strong presence in everyday lives of pre-school children and that they play an important role in teaching pre-school children. Teachers are aware of the importance of early teaching with media, for media and about media with the purpose of developing children’s media literacy, so they will not be afraid of media when they grow up.http://dppd.ubbcluj.ro/adn/article_4_2-3_9.pdfkindergartenmedia literacymedia-technical and media-didactical aspect of competences
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SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
Acta Didactica Napocensia
kindergarten
media literacy
media-technical and media-didactical aspect of competences
author_facet Jurka Lepičnik Vodopivec
author_sort Jurka Lepičnik Vodopivec
title SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
title_short SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
title_full SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
title_fullStr SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
title_full_unstemmed SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY TO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SLOVENIA FROM A PERCEPTION STANDPOINT OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS
title_sort some aspects of teaching media literacy to pre-school children in slovenia from a perception standpoint of teachers and parents
publisher Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
series Acta Didactica Napocensia
issn 2065-1430
publishDate 2011-11-01
description This paper deals with media literacy as a multidimensional skill that parents and teachers possess. In this context we warn of the media-technical aspect of this skill and, within this aspect, of parents’ and teachers’ opinion on the presence of media in children’s lives. Following that, the paper explores teachers’ media-didactic competence as a component of educators’ media literacy. In the empiric part we used two aspects of fostering media literacy. One is the media-technical competence of parents and educators, while the other is the media-didactic competence of educators. We found that both parents and teachers believe that media have a strong presence in everyday lives of pre-school children and that they play an important role in teaching pre-school children. Teachers are aware of the importance of early teaching with media, for media and about media with the purpose of developing children’s media literacy, so they will not be afraid of media when they grow up.
topic kindergarten
media literacy
media-technical and media-didactical aspect of competences
url http://dppd.ubbcluj.ro/adn/article_4_2-3_9.pdf
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