Approaches in Media Education in the Current Context of International Integration
There are three main approaches to media education in the world, including the theoretical or academic education, the applied or practical education and the hybrid. Each higher education institution has their own approach, model and secret of education, which contributes to their ranking and identity. The approach is the reflection of education philosophy, professional concept and in many cases it is the expression of political stance and ideological way. Therefore, it is essential for media schools to identify their consistent and clear approach to education.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 1 (2019).
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