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Young Children, Television and Learning: Part 1. The Effects of Children Watching a Continuous Off-Air Broadcast. Part 2. Comparison of the Effects of Reading and Story Telling by the Teacher and Television Story Viewing.

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Choat, Ernest; Griffin, Harry – Journal of Educational Television, 1986

Two studies conducted at the University of London tested children's comprehension when viewing a continuous television program and compared their comprehension of stories read on television and by a classroom teacher, to discover whether comprehension is improved by appropriate teaching, and to obtain children's views on television and…

Descriptors: Class Activities, Cognitive Development, Comparative Analysis, Comprehension