Embedding STEAM in Early Childhood Education and Care 2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-65624-9_3
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Creative Digital Art: Young Children’s Video Making Through Practice-Based Learning

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“…A music-themed early critical media literacy practice with young bilingual learners: A multiple case study So Jung Kim Ph.D. 1 | Soyeon Park Ph.D. 2 | Iva S. Li Ph.D. 3 | altered the way they learn and engage with their learning environments, which can be more efficient and diverse when utilised appropriately and under the supervision of parents or caregivers at home and teachers in the classroom (Donohue & Schomburg, 2017;Leung et al, 2021;Parry, 2010;Potter, 2012). Despite the significance of media as new possibilities for young children's learning, children's media have been often criticised by biased portrayals and limited representations of the human possibilities (Wood, 1994).…”
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“…A music-themed early critical media literacy practice with young bilingual learners: A multiple case study So Jung Kim Ph.D. 1 | Soyeon Park Ph.D. 2 | Iva S. Li Ph.D. 3 | altered the way they learn and engage with their learning environments, which can be more efficient and diverse when utilised appropriately and under the supervision of parents or caregivers at home and teachers in the classroom (Donohue & Schomburg, 2017;Leung et al, 2021;Parry, 2010;Potter, 2012). Despite the significance of media as new possibilities for young children's learning, children's media have been often criticised by biased portrayals and limited representations of the human possibilities (Wood, 1994).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As the 21st century is media‐saturated, contemporary children are engulfed in a digital environment with numerous tools such as televisions, game consoles, music videos, smartphones, touch‐screen screens, laptops, e‐books and digital toys (Guernsey & Levine, 2015; Palaiologou, 2014). Young children's increasing access to a variety of media technologies and digital activities has altered the way they learn and engage with their learning environments, which can be more efficient and diverse when utilised appropriately and under the supervision of parents or caregivers at home and teachers in the classroom (Donohue & Schomburg, 2017; Leung et al, 2021; Parry, 2010; Potter, 2012). Despite the significance of media as new possibilities for young children's learning, children's media have been often criticised by biased portrayals and limited representations of the human possibilities (Wood, 1994).…”
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“…Traditional artwork creation [1] is usually elegant or even noble, and their creative activities [2] are limited to the artist himself [3]. With the rise of digital art [4], many artists are primarily involved in creation [5] and come to the relationship between Ganshan's works and the audience [6]. e public is more often the recipient, and it is di cult to communicate between works and works.…”
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confidence: 99%