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Visual Thinking Resources

The more options for visual interaction & representation, the more likely ALL STUDENTS will be able to learn & do what is important for subsequent courses & learning.

1. The website FiveThirtyEight's Election Forecast page is a great example of diversifying visual thinking options. It represents the data in multiple ways to help people interpret the data. Perhaps adding a video or animation would further enhance learning?

2. Visual thinking videos to help you identify viable options for you, your students & your courses:

4. Visual thinking actions:

  • Sequence rearrange, organize, etc.

  • Design, create, translate, etc.

  • Build, illustrate, graph, etc.

  • Rank, categorize, map, etc.

  • Animate, constuct, invent, etc.

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