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Title: Media education in church schools in Malta
Authors: Borg, Joseph
Keywords: Mass media -- Study and teaching -- Malta
Church schools -- Curricula -- Malta
Mass media -- Study and teaching -- Problems, exercises, etc
Mass media in education -- Malta
Issue Date: 1987
Publisher: University of Malta. Faculty of Education
Citation: Borg, J. (1987). Media education in church schools in Malta. Education, 2(3-4), 32-38.
Abstract: During a discussion I had with a class of 15 year old girls about the use they make of t.v. I found that in spite of the fact that they were preparing for the G.C.E. examination they watch approximately an average of 2.5 hours a day. (This is a bit lower than the national average which according to a study made by GALLUP LTD. in 1984 is 2.64 hours daily.) This amounts to 38 days a year. We tried to compare this with the time students spend at school. They have 175 school days a year with 5 hours every day which gives a total of 36 days a year. Both the school administrators and the students were greatly surprised with the result. This little incident helped me a lot in my meetings with different heads of schools while discussing with them the need of introducing media education in their schools.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/51966
Appears in Collections:Education, vol. 2, no. 3-4
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