Books & Illuminated Manuscripts, Child Rearing & Development, Children's & Young Adult Literature - Literary Criticism, Art Study & Teaching, Self-Improvement
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Overview
With the proliferation of visual technologies and the growing interest in media literacy, this book offers educators important new teaching skills. Rich in strategies and activities, it links outstanding children's literature to the development of critical-viewing and critical-thinking skills. Activities show students how to locate, identify, and interpret iconic information contained in illustrations - particularly those in picture books, where illustrations often contain ideas not addressed in the text. Understanding the concepts related to image, text, story setting, content, theme, technique, medium or style, design, composition, and page layout helps students discern pictorial communication in advertising, television, and motion pictures. Well-grounded in research and theory, this work not only offers educators essential training in teaching media literacy skills, it will also appeal to students and faculty in schools of library science and colleges of education.Book Details
Published
July 1, 1994
Publisher
Libraries Unlimited Inc
Pages
207
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781563081453