The importance of visual literacy in the classroom cannot be argued. The children of today are bombarded with visual messages in mediums ranging from signage, photos, videos, banners, television, internet, etc. It is now more important than ever that we utilise technology in the classroom to develop the students’ understanding, but to also be critical. [...]
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