Media and cultural contents for early childhood education in Nigeria
Abstract
The media have become major players in the socialization of children in modern African societies. Television, in particular, and its related products are at the center stage of early childhood education. Due to the attractive nature of television, children get fascinated as early as 3 months old. Thus, television begins to influence children's learning processes from the cradle. However, there emerges a conflict between media reception and social realities around children, creating a learning dissonance in them. This chapter explores the learning dissonance in children and the impact this has on early childhood education in Nigeria, in particular. It also attempts suggestions on how the situation could be redressed to the advantage of children in their early education. © 2023 by IGI Global. All rights reserved.
Author(s)
Oyero, Olusola Samuel, Afolabi, Oluwafolafunmi Omoladun, Amodu, Lanre, Omojola, Oladokun
Year
2022
Countries
Nigeria
Language
English
Research Method
Literature Review
Article Type
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Keywords
Early childhood education | Information management | Learning outcomes | Excel Import
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Research Team
Oyero, Olusola Samuel
Afolabi, Oluwafolafunmi Omoladun
Amodu, Lanre
Omojola, Oladokun
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