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Informationsangebote, -verhalten und -bedürfnisse von Eltern zur Medienerziehung [Offers of Information, Information Behaviour and Information Needs of Parents Concerning Media Education]

Lampert, C. (2013): Informationsangebote, -verhalten und -bedürfnisse von Eltern zur Medienerziehung [Offers of Information, Information Behaviour and Information Needs of Parents Concerning Media Education]. In: U. Wagner, C. Gebel, C. Lampert (eds.), Zwischen Anspruch und Alltagsbewältigung: Medienerziehung in der Familie [Between Aspiration and Reality: Media Education in the Family]. Berlin: Vistas, pp. 221-242.

Lampert, C. (2013): Informationsangebote, -verhalten und -bedürfnisse von Eltern zur Medienerziehung [Offers of Information, Information Behaviour and Information Needs of Parents Concerning Media Education]. In: U. Wagner, C. Gebel, C. Lampert (eds.), Zwischen Anspruch und Alltagsbewältigung: Medienerziehung in der Familie [Between Aspiration and Reality: Media Education in the Family]. Berlin: Vistas, pp. 221-242.

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Dr. Claudia Lampert

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2013

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media socialisation and youth media protection • media education • information behaviour • parents

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