Stay tuned: raising media-savvy kids in the age of the channel-surfing couch potato
di Jane Murphy
1996 · 266 pagine · Doubleday · ISBN 9780385476904
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Going beyond books that simply list shows or videos appropriate for children, Murphy and Tucker show how careful selection of TV programs and videos can enhance a child's intellectual and emotional growth--and liberate their parents from TV guilt.
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