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Adapted from: Wiggins & McTighe, Understanding by Design

Stage 1: Identify Desired Results


Established Goals
Visual Teaching Strategies
SP.PK12.US.1.1a: Apply fundamental skills and strategies (associating objects, pictures,
and symbols with words and concepts, recognizing and decoding words, and paraphrasing
and summarizing text) to recall and understand information from visual, print, and/or
digital text or audio presentations for real-world application, such as completing
assignments in school, listening to stories, and following instructions.

WL.K12.AH.3.7: Exchange detailed information on matters within and beyond academic fields of interest,
personal needs, and desires

WLK.K12.IH.4.2: Present viewpoints on an issue and support opinions with clarity and detail

WLK.K12.IL.1.1: Use context clues to identify the main idea and essential topics details on familiar topics

WL.K12.IL.1.4: Identify key points and essential details on familiar topics presented through a variety of
media

- Understand how and when to utilize Visual Teaching Strategies in the classroom
- Demonstrate the understanding of what a Visual Teaching Strategy is
- Demonstrate the understanding of the pros and cons of using visual teaching strategies in lesson plans

Enduring Essential When is it appropriate to us a visual


Students will understand that teaching strategy?
- Visual teaching strategies can be adapted How can visual teaching strategies be utilized
to a variety of lesson plans in various lesson plans?
- Visual teaching strategies are great ways What is a visual teaching strategy and how
to create student led discussions can it be adapted?
- Visual teaching strategies can be used to
build analyzing skills and to help students
notice details

Students will be able to


- Utilize visual teaching strategies in their own classroom
- Explain the pros and cons of visual teaching strategies
- Know how to adapt visual teaching strategies to focus on specific skills or topics

Stage 2: Determine Evidence for Assessing Learning


Performance Tasks: Other Evidence:
- Student responses to class discussion - Short quiz on PP
about what they see (detail oriented)
- Student response to class discussion about
what they believe is happening in this
photo (inference and analysis)
- Student written responses (possibly)

Stage 3: Build Learning Plan

Materials/Resources Needed:
- PowerPoint lesson
- Picture from National Geographic
- Handout for everyone (25 copies)

Learning Activities:
- Introduce the lesson with a PowerPoint explaining what visual teaching strategies are and what
they can be used for (5 min)
- Visual Teaching Strategy activity (5 min) using a picture from National Geographics archive,
ask students to point out details and have a short student led discussion.
-What are they doing here?
-What details do you see in this photo?
- Why do you think they are doing this?
- Finish Lesson with PowerPoint explaining the pros and cons of Visual teaching strategies, and
how to adapt them for every lesson
- Short quiz ~ have students write down one way they believe visual teaching strategies can be
helpful in their own classroom, three short questions on the PowerPoint

Rationale:
Visual teaching strategies can be utilized in so many ways other than for examining artwork. This
strategy can be used to strengthened skills in finding details, analyzing information and making
inferences. These are important skills that can be applied to a variety of lesson plans. This lesson
can be used as a way to get students to verbalize their own ideas, listen to other opinions, and it
can build strong communication skills among classmates.

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