August 2011 Blog Posts (2)
I See What You Mean: Children at Work with Visual Information
Moline, Steve. (1996). I See What You Mean. Stenhouse Publishers Portland, Maine
Steve Moline has a pet peeve. He absolutely hates to hear teachers say to students, “Write your answer and if you have time left over, you can draw a picture.” He feels that too often, teachers ignore the benefits that students can gain by learning to add artistic representations to their school work and so not…
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