Education, Entertainment & Learning
Released: Dec 27, 2002
Publisher: Open University Press
Format: Paperback, 208 pages
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Description:
In recent years, the government has placed a growing emphasis on the need for parents to support their children's learning. Meanwhile, commercial corporations are increasingly targeting the educational aspirations of parents and children. New forms of educational media have emerged, which purport to make learning fun by using devices drawn from popular culture. In the process, the boundaries between homes and schools, and between education and entertainment, are becoming more and more blurred.
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