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  1. Film Council: Improving access to, and education about, the moving image through the British Film Institute, HC 593, Session 2002-2003

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    http://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2003/04/0203593es.pdf
    Date
    11 Apr 2003
    Publisher
    National Audit Office
    Category
    Surveys and Reports
    Subject
    UK Education, Education, British Film Institute, Archives, UK Film Council
    Last modified
    15 Oct 2013

    TSO ISBN 0102921296 The Film Council was created in 2000 with the aim of developing a sustainable UK film industry and developing a sustainable film culture by improving access to and education about the...

  2. Integrating Film Into Education: Advocacy Report

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    http://www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/media/Misc/film-21st-century-literacy-advocacy-report.pdf
    Publisher
    Film: 21st Century Literacy
    Category
    Surveys and Reports
    Subject
    Film, UK Education, Education
    Last modified
    12 May 2016

    This report concerns itself with the use of film in primary and secondary education and aims to show that, if done in the right way, this helps the learning process and benefits young people socially and...

  3. Truth, lies and the internet: a report into young people’s digital fluency

    PDF Link
    http://www.demos.co.uk/files/Truth_-_web.pdf?1317312220
    Publisher
    Demos
    Category
    Surveys and Reports
    Subject
    New Technology, UK Education, Children, Education, Media literacy
    Last modified
    21 Oct 2013

    This report by Jamie Bartlett and Carl Miller, of cross-party think-tank Demos, examines the ability of young people in Britain to critically evaluate information they consume online. The report reviews...

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