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Abstract
Media are very much a part of life today. Mass Media education has acquired importance since an increasing number of young people spend more and more time “media-active.” It is a fact that the media is today’s most potent teacher.
The goal of media education is to make viewers “appreciative, critical and discriminating.”
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Myron J. Pereira
Myron J. Pereira works at the Xavier Institute of Communications, Bombay, and is interested in the use of small media for non-formal learning and media education for schools.