This document provides a framework for analyzing visuals with 5 parts: 1) Give a brief overview of what is seen without descriptions; 2) Focus on and list important details and parts from labels and words; 3) Note the title; 4) Use the title, parts, and context to explain what the visual is about and its meaning; 5) Connect the visual to the topic being learned by explaining its importance or relationship.
This document provides a framework for analyzing visuals with 5 parts: 1) Give a brief overview of what is seen without descriptions; 2) Focus on and list important details and parts from labels and words; 3) Note the title; 4) Use the title, parts, and context to explain what the visual is about and its meaning; 5) Connect the visual to the topic being learned by explaining its importance or relationship.
This document provides a framework for analyzing visuals with 5 parts: 1) Give a brief overview of what is seen without descriptions; 2) Focus on and list important details and parts from labels and words; 3) Note the title; 4) Use the title, parts, and context to explain what the visual is about and its meaning; 5) Connect the visual to the topic being learned by explaining its importance or relationship.
Give a brief overview of the visual. Basically write what
you see. DONT get descriptive! PARTS Focus on the parts of the visual. Read all labels and any written words (if you can). What details seem important? Make a list!!!! TITLE What is the title of the visual? What does it have to say about the visual? INTERRELATIONSHIPS Using the title, the parts, and what you know, what is this visual talking about? What does it mean? This should be the longest part of the 5 parts. CONCLUSION Why is this picture important to what we are learning? OR How does this relate to what we are learning?