Media literacy has become a cross-cutting axis of the education system around the world. People are becoming more and more users of the media and we need to know their languages, their codes to interpret them and integrate them into our lives in an intelligent way. UNESCO, the UN, the European Parliament ... have in the past decade issued resolutions and councils for all States to integrate media literacy into their school curricula. This monographic makes a series of proposals for this intelligent consumption of the media from families and schools.
Published: 2015-06-30
Full Issue
Editorial
5-6
Central Theme
What do screens show us? Teenagers’ critical view in the context of cultural industries and current thinking
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619
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8-20
21-30
Stereotypes, themes and language in television’s gutter programming: TVE’s “Corazon” program
850
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1055
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31-43
Identity, culture and development through participatory audiovisual: The Youth Path Project case from Costa Rica’s UNESCO
817
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2104
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44-56
Special Contributions
A preventive leadership approach for the university setting: a plausible experience
763
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917
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58-85
University’s social responsibility: A fundamental component in future educators’ training from the Education program, in Salesian Polytechnic University
644
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655
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86-99
100-112
ACADEMIC REPORT
116-117
Novedades bibliográficas
118-119