Document Type
Cause and Effect Essay
Publication Date
1988
Excerpt
In his essay "TV Can't Educate," Paul Robinson makes a convincing argument that although television and movies can provide excellent entertainment, they fail as primary sources of knowledge. My experience as a student and parent confirm Robinson's thesis--partially. The two media can be of some value in education but their value lies, rather, in their unique ability to enhance and supplement our learning experiences.
Recommended Citation
Leckie, Bonney, "Vivid Pictures and Lasting Impressions: Television and Movies in Education (1988)" (1988). The Valpo Core Reader. 452.
http://scholar.valpo.edu/core_reader/452
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