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Sancho-Aldridge, Jane: TV for younger readers. [1996]
Hanley, Pam: 'They'd watch all day if they could'. [1995]
Monteith, Peter: Building on success. [1995]
Smith, Nick: Children should be seen and heard. [1995]
Considine, Pippa: Making and selling a classic. A new animated version of "The Wind in the Willows" is in production. [1995]
Clover, Julian: Fighting over the kids. [1995]
Monteith, Peter: Ashton, Paul: A class act. One year on from the launch of schools programmes on Channel 4. [1994]
Chapman, Jane: Lessons in learning. How do you use the small screen to teach children about maths? [1994]
Clark, Vivienne: Today, class, we shall look at the media. Media studies is an increasingly popular subject in the classroom. [1994]
Tyler, Vivienne: Art for art's sake? [1994]
Gunter, Barrie: Putting the research into perspective. Critics of violence on television often quote research findings. [1993]
Monteith, Peter: Action... cut! Are programme schedulers really giving us a diet of violence? [1993]
Ashton, Paul: New term with a difference. School programmes on commercial television are having a fresh start. [1993]
Elliott, Sue: World class. Children may be the same across the globe. Programmes made for them are not. [1992]
Moss, Robin: How healthy is educational broadcasting? Despite the magnitude of the issues, programmes about health are too often marginalised. [1991]
Rudd, Lewis: Wanting the best for the kids. [1991]
Gunter, Barrie: Critical eyes. [1991]
Cohen, Sarah: Humphries, Isabelle: Wolf, Sebastian: Soap box. [1991]
Rowlands, Janice: Air of concern. [1991]
Fox, Ken: Fast forward to basics. It is often suggested that children need guidance in their interpretation of television. Ken Fox explains the role of media education in schools. [1991]
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