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Books for teachers by Steve Moline
I see what you mean: children at work with visual information
This book outlines learning/literacy strategies that invite K–8 students to communicate using visual texts. Over one hundred student examples illustrate how students can communicate some concepts better with visual texts (such as diagrams) than with conventional, words-only texts (such as a written essay).
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What is Visual Literacy? (DVD)
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Visual literacy for K–8 classrooms is explained in this 40–minute video, now available on DVD. Includes a teacher's workshop and demonstration lesson in a grade 4 classroom in New Hampshire.
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The Information Toolkit is a series of cross-curriculum work units in photocopiable form. Examples of nonfiction visual texts can be copied and shared with students. Assessment sheets are included for each visual text.
Contains units of work you can photocopy for classroom use.
For a detailed contents list click here.
For a FREE copy of the book's Introduction: Using this book click here.
Distributed in USA by Dominie/Pearson Education.
Canada Only
This is the Canadian edition of the Information Toolkit.
Contains units of work you can photocopy for classroom use.
For a detailed contents list click here.
For a free copy of the book's Introduction: Using this book click here.
Distributed in Canada by Scholastic Canada.
A list of Steve's publishers and their websites can be found here.
David Drew's books for children are listed here.
