This study provides a historical overview of the development of the instructional television as a tool within the context of science education. The technology was traced from its beginning as experiments in public service broadcasting by universities and television networks, though closed circuit, cable, and commercially produced science-related programming. The use of the technology as a teaching tool is examined in terms of the concept of scientific literacy and the means by which instructional television helped to accomplish the goals of scientific literacy.
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Kenneth King
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Northern Illinois University
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1059-0145
Publication Name:
Journal of Science Education & Technology
Volume:
9
Number:
3
Page Number:
227
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