Nora C. Quebral, Mother of Development Communication
For the first time ever the concept of Development Communication has been evolved in Farm Radio Forum, Canada in the year of 1941 and lasted till the year 1965, where farmers used to gather in a place to listen radio programs, also having the use of printed leaflets and group discussion on some significant socio-economic issues. This model farther has been used in India and Ghana for Adult Education Promotion Program. In El Salvador the concept of Instructional Television has been implemented in ’70s to improve the primary education. In Korea the same concept has been implemented to decrease the birth rate in villages. Later also this communication process has got widely spread throughout the whole world in different context whenever something change in society got important. Especially in Participatory Paradigm development communication came into to supreme tool to make the vision participatory concept to be most fruitful. Though this concept has been firstly practiced during near ‘40s, but the term ‘Development Communication’ has been introduced for the first time by Nora C. Quebral, who is pioneering the discipline of development communication in Asia and also known as ‘The Mother of Development Communication’ as she has introduced this term for the first time ever.
কোন মন্তব্য নেই:
একটি মন্তব্য পোস্ট করুন