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Monthly Archives: June 2018

Edutainment Strategies: Sesame Street’s Story Book Community School

The first of four case study posts about my presentation for Western States Folklore Society’s Annual Meeting in April 2018. Introduced here, the presentation was titled Princess and the Letter P: Fairy Tales and Edutainment in Preschool Television. The other case studies can be found here. Read more... “Edutainment Strategies: Sesame Street’s Story Book Community School”

Posted byJune 21, 2018April 6, 2020Posted inWatching TV, Working With the DatabaseTags: children's TV, fttv.humwp.byu.edu, Lauren Redding, preschool edutainment, WSFS 2018Leave a comment on Edutainment Strategies: Sesame Street’s Story Book Community School

Preschool Edutainment and Fairy Tales: The Groundwork

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My last big project was about fairy tale mashup episodes in children’s television, and took a large-scale data approach. In choosing a new research topic, I remained interested in the phenomenon that, currently, fairy tales are marketed as “kid stuff.” Read more... “Preschool Edutainment and Fairy Tales: The Groundwork”

Posted byJune 15, 2018June 19, 2018Posted inWatching TV, Working With the DatabaseTags: children's TV, fttv.humwp.byu.edu, Lauren Redding, preschool edutainment, WSFS 20181 Comment on Preschool Edutainment and Fairy Tales: The Groundwork

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