The Educational Programming Produced by the Sesame Workshop

question 65

Multiple Choice

The educational programming produced by the Sesame Workshop

• A) has strong academic content, but often fails to hold the interest of young children.
• B) holds the interest of young children, but doesn't attract adults to its audience.
• C) uses techniques similar to those used in commercials to hold the child's attention.
• D) is entertaining, but has not been shown to improve children's pre-academic skills.

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