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Seglem, Robyn; Witte, Shelbie – Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 2009
Expanding the definition of literacy and using visual strategies comprehensively can strongly affect student learning. Educators can contribute to the growth and understanding of the world of nonprint text by helping students learn to read and create visual products critically. When educators bridge popular culture and traditional texts, students…
Descriptors: Popular Culture, Visual Literacy, Teaching Methods, English Instruction
Roth, Audrey J. – 1983
One use of television in the two-year college classroom is to help students to deal with inferences. An inferencing exercise that students have generally enjoyed is watching television for a certain length of time at home and taking accurate notes of the commercials. Then, each student pretends to be a space creature who has just landed and seen…
Descriptors: Commercial Television, Communication Skills, Critical Thinking, English Instruction
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Owen, David B.; Silet, Charles L. P.; Brown, Sarah E. – English Journal, 1998
Argues that educators should train themselves and students to understand and cope with television's power. Describes an inventory of viewing and reading habits, then discusses how three principles of teaching television are expressed in class activities. Outlines a unit that takes students from television as "just entertainment" to active,…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Critical Thinking, Critical Viewing, English Instruction
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Milner, J. O. – Clearing House, 1987
Examines the controversy over what should make up core curriculum and whether topics such as values clarification, visual literacy, thinking skills, and computer literacy should be included in such curriculum. (JC)
Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Core Curriculum, Critical Thinking, Curriculum Development
Abrahamson, Richard F.; Perry, Merrian – 1979
Visual literacy--an increasingly important skill that has lately been added to the wide range of skills that reading/English teachers are expected to teach--can be coupled with lessons in literary appreciation through the medium of the adolescent novel. Since students participate in a great deal of television viewing, it is as important for them…
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Critical Reading, Critical Thinking, English Curriculum
Maxwell, Rhoda, Ed. – 1982
Recognizing that students spend more time before the television set than in school, this monograph evaluates television as a potential resource in the teaching of English. The nine articles in the collection (1) discuss the effect of massive television viewing on children in and out of the classroom; (2) examine the students' need to apply…
Descriptors: Audiences, Childrens Television, Commercial Television, Critical Thinking
Shane, Harold G., Ed.; Walden, James, Ed. – 1978
This monograph, the fifth in a series of publications issued since 1955, reviews current language arts literature and related research. Following an introduction which discusses language arts research as a reflection of change, separate chapters examine research in the areas of visual literacy, language development and critical thinking, foreign…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Critical Thinking, Educational Research, Elementary Secondary Education