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Developing Visual Literacy in Science Day 1: Developing Student Skills

Most science lessons today use visual information to help demonstrate concepts. Educators can help their students develop skills in interpreting photographs, charts, diagrams, figures, labels, and graphic symbols. Visual literacy in science is especially relevant for students to communicate in the science-thinking world. Our modern learners are visual "digital natives" and need to have instruction in the ways that will enhance their understanding. Participants will be provided with a developmental path to move learners, and even themselves, on the road to successfully "making meaning" from visual texts.

Important Session Information:

This workshop will take place at Anderson-Shiro CISD; 458 FM 149 West, Anderson, Tx. 77830; 936-873-4500.

Registration for this session has ended

Session ID:
271286

Credits Available:
(6) SD or CPE

Fee:
$175.00
Math and Science Fee Service Members - $0.00

Contact Person:
Susan Bohan

Audience:
Administrators, Curriculum Leaders, Instructional Coaches, Teachers, All Levels, Teachers, Elementary/Primary, Teachers, Secondary, Teachers, Special Education

Date	Time	Location

11/2/2017	9:00 AM - 3:30 PM	ANDERSON-SHIRO CONS ISD,ANDERSON-SHIRO SECONDARY

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