Channel One Impact of Knowledge Gauged
The Channel One classroom television news show did not significantly increase the current-events knowledge of most high-school student viewers, according to the results of a one-year study released last week.
The study by researchers at the University of Michigan found that teachers and students overwhelmingly liked the 12-minute daily show, but that "its effect on the measured current-events knowledge of the average viewer was quite small.''
Whittle Communications of Knoxville, Tenn., the producer of Channel One, commissioned the research. But the study's co-author emphasized that...
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