Americanized Modernization: Educational Television of American Samoa and Guam in the 1960s
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This study mainly examined the history of educational television in U.S. overseas territories to explore how educational television in American territories became an instrument for changes to the entire educational system. The establishment of educational television in U.S. overseas territories is critical since these provided some problems of the globalization of educational television in the Cold War era. Moreover, educational television has played a role to expand Americanization through the broadcasting of English programs to develop English proficiency for Samoan and Guamanian children. In addition, these projects helped U.S. overseas territories change their educational system through the launch of a governmental education center, educational broadcasting station, and standardized curriculum fit into the television program for teaching. These were the first examples of American educational aid projects that focused on the modernization of education in other territories that faced challenges in changing their traditional education.
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This study mainly examined the history of educational television in U.S. overseas territories to explore how educational television in American territories became an instrument for changes to the entire educational system. The establishment of educational television in U.S. overseas territories is critical since these provided some problems of the globalization of educational television in the Cold War era. Moreover, educational television has played a role to expand Americanization through the broadcasting of English programs to develop English proficiency for Samoan and Guamanian children. In addition, these projects helped U.S. overseas territories change their educational system through the launch of a governmental education center, educational broadcasting station, and standardized curriculum fit into the television program for teaching. These were the first examples of American educational aid projects that focused on the modernization of education in other territories that faced challenges in changing their traditional education.
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