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  IMPORTANCE OF NON-PRINT MEDIA IN EDUCATION   MEDIA The term ‘media’ refers to various means of communication. It helps in communication and spreading information.  It is an inseparable part of our lives. Print Media Non- Print Media PRINT MEDIA              It delivers the news and information through printed  publications.  These can also be passed on to others   Examples: News paper Books Magazines Newsletters Brochure Banners etc.   NON- PRINT MEDIA Non-Print media is also called as Digital Media.  It contains- text,  image, graphics,  audio, video etc.  It works through electronic medium. Non- Print media is a  Soft Copy.  Examples:  Radio, Tv, Internet, Films in Education etc. It is a type of mass media that creates and distributes content via the electronic medium and devices associated with them.  Literacy is not primary concern for non-print media. Importance of Non-Print Media in Education Diverse learning objectives Motivates the learner Stimulate imagination Create and sus

  ROLE OF TEACHER IN CONSCIENTIZING CHILD ABUSE OVER INTERNET Child abuse is an umbrella term that covers so many aspects. It is not just limited up to torturing or dismantling a child on a physical basis, but mental and sexual harassment is also a part of it. Sometimes in many cases, parents are found to be guilty of such major problems in society. The goal of different types of child abuse also differs in every situation. For instance, parents abusing their child by forcing him to work at minor age are backed by the financial crisis of the family. Similarly, mental torture could be given to a child for performing below the par in his studies. All these pressures restrict the proper growth of children which leads to many crises in society. Child abuse is rising with increasing poverty and competition among people. To become the survivor of this cut-throat competition, it becomes a necessity for people to push their minor children into the workforce.  As internet has reached to more