CHRISTIAN SCHOOLING AND DIGITAL MEDIA – RESEARCH RESULTS OF CORRELATION STUDY OF CHILDREN OF PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE STUDYING RELIGION

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Authors: Magdalena Legkostup;

doi: 10.26883/2010.201.2226

CHRISTIAN SCHOOLING AND DIGITAL MEDIA – RESEARCH RESULTS OF CORRELATION STUDY OF CHILDREN OF PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE STUDYING RELIGION

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This scientific paper sets out to present the results of correlation study of effect and frequency of digital media use on Christian education of children of primary school age studying religion. It provide information on the effects of both the frequency and form of digital media usage among these pupils, providing data on their correlation with the level of Christian upbringing.

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