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The 12 pages that link to Educational television, each with the reason it gives.

• Public broadcastingRelated: Educational programming is a recurring public-service mission, from children’s shows to adult learning.

• Sesame StreetNarrower topic: Sesame Street helped establish a model for combining formal educational aims with entertainment.

• Daytime televisionRelated: Public broadcasters have used daytime schedules for instructional programs and children’s content.

• Children's televisionRelated: Many children’s programs make learning an explicit goal through lessons, demonstrations, or embedded instruction.

• Television documentaryRelated: Documentaries can provide structured factual material for classrooms and general education.

• Distance educationRelated: Televised lessons brought audiovisual instruction to learners outside classrooms.

• The Electric CompanyNarrower topic: The series became a prominent example of teaching academic skills through entertainment.

• Joan Ganz CooneyNarrower topic: Cooney’s work helped establish children’s educational television as a deliberate production practice.

• Lloyd MorrisettNarrower topic: Morrisett’s career helped turn educational television into a research-led production enterprise.

• Barney & FriendsNarrower topic: Barney & Friends uses entertainment to deliver educational content to young viewers.

• Children's television seriesRelated: Some series build curriculum or explicit learning goals into their episodes.

• Fred RogersRelated: His program joined educational aims with stories, music, and attention to children's daily lives.