The new report, based on research conducted by Sherri Hope Culver, provides 15 recommendations for quality media content for children that engages and entertains. Dr. Culver notes the influence media has on today’s youth, and posits that it is incumbent on adults to make sure the media they consume meets their needs. Dr. Culver is the Director of the Center for Media and Information Literacy (CMIL) and a professor of instruction at the Klein College of Media and Communication.
Learn more and download The Quality Question: Why Children’s Media Must Aim High report.
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