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Carly GieryicThis website discusses what visual literacy is, how it is used in curriculum for grades K-8, provides examples of visual literacy, and gives some resources/ideas for teachers wanting to incorporate visual literacy into their teaching practices.
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Michelle ShelleyVisual literacy – ideas and resources for young learners
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Raquel PejchlResources to help incorporate visual literacy into K-8th grade classrooms including examples of visual literacy and e-books.
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Yala BenitezThis website contains some excellent resources for visual literacy! Includes e-books and neat ideas for visual literacy. Begins at Kindergarten and stops at the 8th grade.
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Hannah HendryxThis site provides books for Visual literacy. Books can also be viewed as e-books. Also provides visual literacy overview and chart to print out.
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Amanda BartonThis website is great for visual literacy. It provides a lot of books and articles to choose from and gives strategies for assessing visual literacy.
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Adrienne LarrisonGreat website that explains what visual literacy, gives examples for grades K-8, and gives suggestions on how to assess visual literacy.
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Holly MannsThis site has everything you need to know about visual literacy. It has definitions, examples, free resources for teachers to use, information on assessing. Tons of information.
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Sydney SteinerThis website contains some excellent resources for visual literacy! Includes e-books and neat ideas for visual literacy. Begins at Kindergarten and stops at the 8th grade.
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What is visual literacy?
If you can read a map, draw a diagram or interpret symbols like
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then you are visually literate.
Visual literacy is the reading and writing of visual texts.
What are visual texts?
Click here for some examples.
A text is anything with which we make meaning. Books, websites, videos, even smiles and gestures can be thought of as texts.
A visual text makes its meanings with images, or with meaningful patterns and sequences.
For example, a diagram uses images, while a flow chart arranges information in meaningful sequences.
Visual texts range from diagrams to documentaries.
They can be printed (such as an atlas) or electronic (such as a DVD). They can be fiction (such as a movie) or nonfiction (such as a street map). Visual messages are everywhere: on street signs, in books, on television news and packaging. Even the buildings we inhabit and the clothes we wear convey visual messages.
Although visual texts make meaning with images, they don't have to be without words: in fact, words and images are often combined to make the meaning. Think of a map: the words are needed to name the places, while the images are needed to show where those places are and the distances between them.
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leightonforbesVisual Literacy In The K-8 Classroom: http://bit.ly/go16CV
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Jenny McClintockThis site is for K–8 classroom teachers who are interested in helping children to read and write information, both print and electronic.
Visual literacy helps children to learn to read — and to enjoy reading. Examples of visual texts include diagrams, maps, tables, time lines and storyboard.Reading Diagrams Writing Elementary Tables Timelines ELA English Maps Brainstorming MiddleSchool
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Joseph GregetVisual Literacy In The K-8 Classroom: http://bit.ly/go16CV
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Angelique Dgood website for non-fiction
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Jessica AllenRT @web20classroom: Helping Students Understand Visual Literacy: http://bit.ly/go16CV #entorns1x1
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Mary Beth ReveszHelping Students Understand Visual Literacy: http://bit.ly/go16CV
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Debra GottslebenThis site is for K–8 classroom teachers who are interested in helping children to read and write information, both print and electronic.
Visual literacy helps children to learn to read — and to enjoy reading. Examples of visual texts include diagrams, maps, tables, time lines and storyboard.media literacy digital literacy literacy visualize visualization elementary
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Chrissy KoeppThis site is for K–8 classroom teachers who are interested in helping children to read and write information, both print and electronic.
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Deborah HaddrickSome free downloads for teaching visual literacy
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