The Radio and the Television in the Moral Education of a Child

  • Nwankwor I
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The radio and the television, audio and visual techniques of transmitting information, knowledge and education to a wider audience, are eloquent testimonies of man’s creative potentialities in recent times. Their power and influence on the contemporary and globalized human society can not be doubted. The young and the undiscerning adults are at the mercy of what they hear on radio or watch/receive through television sets.

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Nwankwor, I. (2010). The Radio and the Television in the Moral Education of a Child. OGIRISI: A New Journal of African Studies, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.4314/og.v7i1.57920

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