Visual Literacy - For Parents and Children

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explore ways parents and teachers can show students how to think critically about visual data. In a society where we use visual data to both inform and persuade, this conversation is a must at all levels.

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Slide 1: What do you S EE?
Slide 2: Visual Literacy: W h a t Yo u S EE is W h a t Yo u G e t !
Slide 9: What do you S EE?
Slide 10: 94%
Slide 11: PENGUIN FRANS LANTING
Slide 12: S H AP E
Slide 13: PENGUIN FRANS LANTING
Slide 14: L IN E S
Slide 16: F O C U
Slide 18: Contrast
Slide 20: Point of View
Slide 23: C O LO R
Slide 25: Seeing is Thinking
Slide 31: • Who created the image and why? • Was the image neutral or did it have opinions that might influence the way it was taken? • Who is the intended audience? • Was the photo or image digitally altered and why? • Did the photo wish to inform, entertain or persuade? • What is the Big Idea?
Slide 32: Photo Credits - PENGUIN by Frans Lanting - Benedikt Taschen Verlag (October 1999) - Photos on Flickr by - Looking at the Future (EYE) by lieliel - Visual Literacy by vlggroup2 - Bridge lines (LINES) by allisonkeller - Focus by heritagefutures - Shadows (CONTRAST) by barnabywasson - Bright as the sun (COLOR) by Dennis Chong - Perspective by Girlabroad

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