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Dando, Priscille – Knowledge Quest, 2016
How school librarians focus on activating critical thinking through traditional literacy development can proactively set the stage for the deep thinking that occurs in all literacy development. The critical-thinking skills students build while becoming accomplished readers and writers provide the foundation for learning in a variety of…
Descriptors: Literacy, Critical Thinking, School Libraries, Librarians
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Palmquist, Nancy N. – Knowledge Quest, 2008
As the keeper of the library's fun tools, the author was one of the school's original digital photographers. She was hooked on the ease of digital photography after using it one summer and realized its value--first personally, then professionally. Thus it seemed natural for her to develop a digital photography class to address visual literacy,…
Descriptors: Photography, Visual Literacy, Literacy, Photojournalism
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Cooper, Linda Z. – Knowledge Quest, 2008
Children are natural visual learners--they have been absorbing information visually since birth. They welcome opportunities to learn via images as well as to generate visual information themselves, and these opportunities present themselves every day. The importance of visual literacy can be conveyed through conversations and the teachable moment,…
Descriptors: Visual Aids, School Libraries, Visual Literacy, Literacy
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Abilock, Debbie – Knowledge Quest, 2008
Like a printed text, an architectural blueprint, a mathematical equation, or a musical score, a visual image is its own language. Visual literacy has three components: (1) learning; (2) thinking; and (3) communicating. A "literate" person is able to decipher the basic code and syntax, interpret the signs and symbols, correctly apply terms from an…
Descriptors: Photography, Printed Materials, Syntax, Reader Response