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Български 2-6: Media habits
The course deals with media habits of children aged between two and six years and growing up with media. It gives an overview of the different types of media and their perception in the age group and shows the advantages of early media education. Furthermore, the course gives an overview of which media experiences can overwhelm children in the age group and how to recognise media that are suitable for children. Finally, the course shows the importance of the family and the social environment in relation to children's media use behaviour and how to learn and accompany the use of media at home.
The course is modularised and makes it possible for the MediaParent consultant to offer and conduct a media educational parents' evening on the topic of "media habits of the youngest children" at educational (leisure) institutions. Learning is promoted through helpful practical materials and the supportive environment on the internet. The course consists of five modules, accompanied throughout by tips, practical exercises and feedback questions.
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The first module provides key principles of media education based on current research and knowledge. It aims to explain parents' role in their child's media consumption.Let’s go!
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Nowadays, children are growing up in an environment saturated with new types of media that strongly catch their attention. Causality between children’s media use and childhood learning and development have been proved in several research studies. Therefore, it is very important that parents ensure a positive or neutral media impact in the early years.Let’s go!
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Several research studies have shown the importance of parental involvement in their children's media use. Thus, it is crucial that parents know the important role they play in their children's media use and help them determine mediation strategies that maximize the benefits of their children’s engagement with media.Let’s go!
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It is crucial that parents of children aged 2-6 years help their children make sense of media. In this module, you learn how to help parents navigate children's online media consumption and set fundamental rules for screen time.Let’s go!
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Get ready to plan a parents' evening on the topic of media habits by young children. We accompany you step by step and provide guidance.Let’s go!
