Question 1

Which visual category illustrates movement or change in time and space?

Accepted Answer

A) Interpretive 
B) Analogical 
C) Organizational 
D) Transformational 
A) Interpretive 
B) Analogical 
C) Organizational 
D) Transformational

Question 2

Think about creating a presentation on the topic of caring for the planet.What might your visuals look like for a group of elementary students? How would the visuals change if you were giving the presentation as part of professional development for teachers?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary and should include a s

Question 3

Describe a lesson in which you would integrate visuals to promote learning.Choose a topic of interest to you.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Describe a lesson in which you would...

Question 4

A key advantage of visuals over words is that visual images can translate abstract ideas into a more realistic format.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Visuals complicate information that is difficult to understand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Very young children may have difficulty discriminating between realistic images and the objects they depict.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

PowerPoint is an example of presentation software.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

List and discuss the advantages or purposes of using visuals in the classroom.

Accepted Answer

Answers should include a discussion of t

Question 9

In your grade level or subject area,how would you integrate technology and visuals to meet the needs of struggling and/or advanced students?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary. Chapter 10: Preparing

Question 10

The following list describes variables that affect students'...
o Age of students
o Cultural background
o Image preferences

Accepted Answer

A) Social growth 
B) Socioeconomic status 
C) Communication skills 
D) Decoding of a visual 
A) Social growth 
B) Socioeconomic status 
C) Communication skills 
D) Decoding of a visual

Question 11

A visual representation of abstract relationships such as chronologies and quantities can be represented as

Accepted Answer

A) Charts 
B) Photos 
C) Drawings 
D) Videos 
A) Charts 
B) Photos 
C) Drawings 
D) Videos

Question 12

Producing visuals can be an effective way of understanding the uses of visuals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Posters should not be left on display for too long because their message is quickly ignored.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Name six types of visuals commonly found in the classroom.

Accepted Answer

Pictures,drawings,ch

Question 15

Steven is a 9th grader in Mrs.Sandusky's creative writing class.He has been given a visual essay project.The assignment should consist primarily of visuals and very little text.Which of the following is NOT an effective way for Steven to begin planning his project?

Accepted Answer

A) Take random photographs 
B) Storyboarding 
C) Sketches 
D) Concept mapping software 
A) Take random photographs 
B) Storyboarding 
C) Sketches 
D) Concept mapping software

Question 16

Good visual design will increase the viewer's active engagement with the message.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Characterize the relationship between degree of realism in a visual and the amount of learning derived from it.

Accepted Answer

Too much or too litt

Question 18

What are two methods of capturing visuals?

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary and

Question 19

Visual literacy can be developed through which two approaches?

Accepted Answer

A) Decoding and discussion 
B) Decoding and encoding 
C) Encoding and creative commons 
D) Uploading and downloading 
A) Decoding and discussion 
B) Decoding and encoding 
C) Encoding and creative commons 
D) Uploading and downloading

Question 20

Draw or describe an example of a(n)_______________ visual.
(Note: Insert realistic,analogical,organizational,relational,transformational,or interpretive in the test item.)

Accepted Answer

The answer of Draw or describe an example of a(n)_______________...

Which visual category illustrates movement or change in time and space?

Think about creating a presentation on the topic of caring for the planet.What might your visuals look like for a group of elementary students? How would the visuals change if you were giving the presentation as part of professional development for teachers?

Describe a lesson in which you would integrate visuals to promote learning.Choose a topic of interest to you.

A key advantage of visuals over words is that visual images can translate abstract ideas into a more realistic format.

Visuals complicate information that is difficult to understand.

Very young children may have difficulty discriminating between realistic images and the objects they depict.

PowerPoint is an example of presentation software.

List and discuss the advantages or purposes of using visuals in the classroom.

In your grade level or subject area,how would you integrate technology and visuals to meet the needs of struggling and/or advanced students?

The following list describes variables that affect students'... o Age of students o Cultural background o Image preferences

A visual representation of abstract relationships such as chronologies and quantities can be represented as

Producing visuals can be an effective way of understanding the uses of visuals.

Posters should not be left on display for too long because their message is quickly ignored.

Name six types of visuals commonly found in the classroom.

Steven is a 9th grader in Mrs.Sandusky's creative writing class.He has been given a visual essay project.The assignment should consist primarily of visuals and very little text.Which of the following is NOT an effective way for Steven to begin planning his project?

Good visual design will increase the viewer's active engagement with the message.

Characterize the relationship between degree of realism in a visual and the amount of learning derived from it.

What are two methods of capturing visuals?

Visual literacy can be developed through which two approaches?

Draw or describe an example of a(n)_______________ visual. (Note: Insert realistic,analogical,organizational,relational,transformational,or interpretive in the test item.)

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Preparing for Tomorrows Challenges

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Exam 9: Enhancing Learning With Text and Visuals

Which visual category illustrates movement or change in time and space?

Think about creating a presentation on the topic of caring for the planet.What might your visuals look like for a group of elementary students? How would the visuals change if you were giving the presentation as part of professional development for teachers?

Describe a lesson in which you would integrate visuals to promote learning.Choose a topic of interest to you.

A key advantage of visuals over words is that visual images can translate abstract ideas into a more realistic format.

Visuals complicate information that is difficult to understand.

Very young children may have difficulty discriminating between realistic images and the objects they depict.

PowerPoint is an example of presentation software.

List and discuss the advantages or purposes of using visuals in the classroom.

In your grade level or subject area,how would you integrate technology and visuals to meet the needs of struggling and/or advanced students?

The following list describes variables that affect students'... o Age of students o Cultural background o Image preferences

A visual representation of abstract relationships such as chronologies and quantities can be represented as

Producing visuals can be an effective way of understanding the uses of visuals.

Posters should not be left on display for too long because their message is quickly ignored.

Name six types of visuals commonly found in the classroom.

Steven is a 9th grader in Mrs.Sandusky's creative writing class.He has been given a visual essay project.The assignment should consist primarily of visuals and very little text.Which of the following is NOT an effective way for Steven to begin planning his project?

Good visual design will increase the viewer's active engagement with the message.

Characterize the relationship between degree of realism in a visual and the amount of learning derived from it.

What are two methods of capturing visuals?

Visual literacy can be developed through which two approaches?

Draw or describe an example of a(n)_______________ visual. (Note: Insert realistic,analogical,organizational,relational,transformational,or interpretive in the test item.)

Exploring 21st Century Learning

Designing and Assessing 21st Century Learning

Integrating Technology and Media Into Instruction: the Assure Model

Designing 21st Century Learning Environments

Engaging Learners With Digital Devices

Learning With Web 20 and Social Media

Achieving Learning at a Distance

Enhancing Learning With Audio and Video

Preparing for Tomorrows Challenges

Filters