I'm a graduate from the university of Delta state of library and information science. Wish to apply for a position in your organisation. Email Address. Merry Christmas from Lat So then in , they launched the Hausa version of the show, and they started broadcasting some of the episodes that were dubbed completely into Hausa.
English is our national language. If we're ever going to be able to communicate with one another and build any sort of nation feeling, we need to have a shared language. Previous year is when extremist group Boko Haram, as you've mentioned, kidnapped school age girls and brought international attention to their attacks across Nigeria. So do you think that Sesame Square creators see themselves as producing shows that are responding to terrorism in any way, perhaps by helping children make sense of extremist violence, or teaching lessons that they thought could prevent future violence?
Are they addressing this in any overt way? They never mentioned Boko Haram on the program. They never mentioned terrorism, of course. So I think in some ways, they saw just the provision of education in some way, even if it's via this television show, might be a way to help equalize different inequalities in Nigeria as well as a way to, of course, give children the kinds of skills and literacies that they need to be able to resist extremist messages that way.
And we can critique that idea, or we can talk about how it's much more complicated than that, but there you're not even talking necessarily That's just basic, basic academic messages. Sesame Street in the US has always tried to help kids understand the world and the people in it, and reflect a picture in which everyone can see themselves.
We talked about how radical that was at the time, and it's been something that Sesame Street has built into their core, and has continued to do over time. So the show introduced Julia, a Muppet with autism, in to help children watching understand kids with autism. What kinds of other real world consequences do creators have to think through as they balance producing shows on a schedule, and being sensitive to potential negative impacts of their characters and stories? And I guess, kind of in a larger sense, what concerns are specific to Nigeria?
I haven't learned a ton about Julia, but Julia is sensitive to loud noises, and she reacts differently than some kids, and sometimes she needs alone time. Very simple messages that don't go into anything super complicated, but That was the first time I heard the word "neuro typical. Is that the same thing in Nigeria, I guess? So, Kami, the HIV Muppet, was first developed in South Africa for the show Takalani Sesame, and there the curriculum around her was much broader and much more deliberate and evolved.
I think this was like or so, and it was very much the height of the HIV crisis. In terms of how do you choose a character that then represents that, and what are the messages, how do you break that down into very simple messages for children about And they do, they break it down into very simple Like, "Be careful around blood.
Whenever you cut yourself, you should tell a parent. Boom, that's it. Very simple messages that are put out that way. Do we make this character white? Do we make this character look like he or she is from a certain ethnic group? We'll make her orange. Their clothing Kami wears a vest sometimes. Zobi doesn't wear anything. So that's not an issue. But the way that they talk, everything was very much seen to be ethnically neutral, which was for the purposes of making the show look pan Nigeria, appeal to everybody.
But in this case, it also served to make sure that Kami, as an HIV positive character, wasn't tied to any ethnic group, or socioeconomic class, or region of the country, or anything like that. What does the US feel they have achieved here? I think one of the huge things with the Sesame Co.
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