2000
DOI: 10.1207/s1532785xmep0202_1
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Children's Memory for News: A Comparison of Three Presentation Media

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“…Walma van der Molen and van der Voort, 1997Voort, , 2000Gunter et al, 2000). Initial research into the question of whether the medium through which a story is presented influences children's processing of the story, began in the 1980s (e.g.…”
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“…Walma van der Molen and van der Voort, 1997Voort, , 2000Gunter et al, 2000). Initial research into the question of whether the medium through which a story is presented influences children's processing of the story, began in the 1980s (e.g.…”
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“…Concomitantemente, há estudos que atestam que as crianças mais velhas conseguem processar melhor a informação televisionada, beneficiando mais desse visionamento (Gunter, Furnham & Griffiths, 2000), o que poderá constituir um incentivo dos mais velhos comparativamente aos mais novos para incluir nas respectivas estratégias de estudo o visionamento dos documentários científicos enquanto fonte de informação para ciências.…”
Section: Fundamentação Teóricaunclassified
“…No entanto, como aliás era previsível, os resultados avaliativos dos que afirmaram fazer o visionamento com carácter formativo superiorizaram-se face aos outros, cujo visionamento foi de tipo lúdico, dando força à conclusões dos estudos de alguns autores (Molen & Voort, 1997;Salomon, 1983, 1984, cit. em Cennamo, 1993Gunter et al, 2000;Grimes, 1990;Beentjes & Voort, 1997). Referindose especificamente a tal diferença de desempenho, Grimes (op.…”
Section: Motivações Para O Visionamento (Lúdicas Ou Formativas) E Aprunclassified
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“…Atkin and Gantz (1978) found that there was a positive correlation between news exposure and current affairs knowledge. Gunter, et al (2000) found that children learn the most from TV news that has visual-verbal message redundancy. The latter finding can apply to young adults as well (Walma van der Molen, J.H., van der Voort 2000a, Neuman, Just & Crigler 1992).…”
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