And yes, the National Education Association is STILL opposed to Channel One in American classrooms.
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And yes, the National Education Association is STILL opposed to Channel One in American classrooms.
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“Channel One’s then-president bragged to a youth marketing conference in 1994, ‘The biggest selling point to advertisers … we are forcing kids to watch two minutes of commercials… . The advertiser gets a group of kids who cannot go to the bathroom, who cannot change the station, who cannot listen to their mother yell in the background,...
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This article presented Obligation’s view of Channel One and the opposing view. The article was written by Elizabeth Wine ([email protected] or 205-325-2308). Although no local superintendent was quoted, State Superintendent Ed Richardson was. “(Richardson) said that the trade-off of advertising for technology is ‘an unfortunate dilemma’ but adds that he’s not too worried about the effects of advertising on students.”...
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