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about 4 years ago

How to Get Students Thinking About Their Own Learning https://t.co/6F7sToTZuH This article provides visual graphic organizers to help students track their own progress after assessments which results in a 32% point gain. #SWVisualLiteracy

Amy Bowden @amybbowden

about 4 years ago

My students love this activity every Monday. They are eager to see who guessed correctly when the caption is revealed on Thursday! #SWVisualLiteracy @LisaGilligan4 How to Use Interesting Photos to Help Students Become Better Writers - The New York Times https://t.co/GI4EQliWs7

Margaret Caroline @margaretcromie_

about 4 years ago

Using Multi-Modal Comparisons is one of the many effective strategies that help teach visual literacy! After a novel study, have your students watch the movie version and have them compare the two. https://t.co/kesvlr0qJI #SWVisualLiteracy

Angela Witcher @AngelaWitcher8

about 4 years ago

“Caption a Photograph or Meme” is a great way to show how an image can be interpreted differently by people & yet, still have accurate meaning. Give them a pic, have them caption, discuss choices, & reveal true caption. @LisaGilligan4 #SWVisualLiteracy https://t.co/tVAAsgHqpn

ashleyjudy @ashleyjudy229

about 4 years ago

I really liked the caption a photo strategy! Whenever students see a photo- they are likely to be engaged more than in lectures. This strategy can be used a lot in Science to reinforce what was taught! #SWVisualLiteracy https://t.co/dxXtJok1Lr

Penny Whitman @Whitmangirl

over 6 years ago

I liked the activity Caption a Photo in this article about visual literacy. I could use this to caption one of our American Symbols after we have read about them. @LisaGilligan4 #SWVisualLiteracy https://t.co/mcTr084Nm7

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