MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS

The family environment plays an important role in influencing the way that children use the media and the degree of their exposure to media, however the mediating role of parents in this process is not sufficiently understood. The present paper presents the results of a 2016 Slovenian national surve...

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Main Authors: Bojan Macuh, Andrej Raspor, Marko Sraka, Andrej Kovačič
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association for the Development of Science, Engineering and Education 2018-12-01
Series:International Journal of Cognitive Research in Science, Engineering and Education
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Online Access:https://ijcrsee.com/index.php/ijcrsee/article/view/306
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spelling doaj-824b99143d854a669078b329771dd3bf2021-07-22T12:11:11ZengAssociation for the Development of Science, Engineering and EducationInternational Journal of Cognitive Research in Science, Engineering and Education2334-847X2334-84962018-12-0163495710.5937/ijcrsee1803049M306MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONSBojan Macuh0Andrej Raspor1Marko Sraka2Andrej Kovačič3Faculty of Media, Ljubljana, SloveniaSchool of Advanced Social Studies, Nova Gorica, SloveniaFreelancerFaculty of Media, Ljubljana, SloveniaThe family environment plays an important role in influencing the way that children use the media and the degree of their exposure to media, however the mediating role of parents in this process is not sufficiently understood. The present paper presents the results of a 2016 Slovenian national survey in which opinions of 2,825 parents concerning their children’s exposure to media were collected and analysed using the SPSS PSAW Statistic 18 software package. Our results show that exposure to media by children from the first to the sixth grade increases with age, that children of parents who are themselves heavy media users are more likely to be heavy users and that children who are heavy media users also receive lower test scores.https://ijcrsee.com/index.php/ijcrsee/article/view/306media exposureeducationchildrenprimary schoolparents
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author Bojan Macuh
Andrej Raspor
Marko Sraka
Andrej Kovačič
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Andrej Raspor
Marko Sraka
Andrej Kovačič
MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
International Journal of Cognitive Research in Science, Engineering and Education
media exposure
education
children
primary school
parents
author_facet Bojan Macuh
Andrej Raspor
Marko Sraka
Andrej Kovačič
author_sort Bojan Macuh
title MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
title_short MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
title_full MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
title_fullStr MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
title_full_unstemmed MEDIA EXPOSURE AND EDUCATION OF FIRST TO SIX GRADE CHILDREN FROM SLOVENIA - PARENT OPINIONS
title_sort media exposure and education of first to six grade children from slovenia - parent opinions
publisher Association for the Development of Science, Engineering and Education
series International Journal of Cognitive Research in Science, Engineering and Education
issn 2334-847X
2334-8496
publishDate 2018-12-01
description The family environment plays an important role in influencing the way that children use the media and the degree of their exposure to media, however the mediating role of parents in this process is not sufficiently understood. The present paper presents the results of a 2016 Slovenian national survey in which opinions of 2,825 parents concerning their children’s exposure to media were collected and analysed using the SPSS PSAW Statistic 18 software package. Our results show that exposure to media by children from the first to the sixth grade increases with age, that children of parents who are themselves heavy media users are more likely to be heavy users and that children who are heavy media users also receive lower test scores.
topic media exposure
education
children
primary school
parents
url https://ijcrsee.com/index.php/ijcrsee/article/view/306
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