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Is This a Line? Visual Literacy, Visual Inquiry, and Visual Communication in the Elementary School YearsBroadbent, Connie J. 14 April 2022 (has links)
As a mother and public elementary school art teacher, I recognize the impact images have in the lives of children. Our culture is image rich and often image saturated. I believe I can do more to prepare my students to become discerning consumers and creators of images. Art teachers are uniquely qualified to teach visual literacy and visual inquiry. If grade school children can be taught to think more deeply and critically about their visual world, they will be better prepared for responding to it in a healthy, empowering way. This research describes an elementary school curriculum based on teaching some of the elements of design that provides a framework for children to investigate important issues using their own visual language. This thesis also describes a research project that explored images and ideas that are important to children in their artmaking decisions. Both of these research projects offer a combined unique perspective on visual literacy, visual inquiry, and visual communication in the elementary school years.
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Imagining Glace Bay: An Exploration of Family, History and PlaceSiegel, Amy 29 November 2011 (has links)
This is an inquiry that explores both then and now. Father and Daughter. Temporality and Geography.
Within these pages stories are used to explore my family’s present and past; migration, settlement, memory, experience and connection to place – Glace Bay, a village on Cape Breton Island. Through narrative, poetry and photography, the contrasting experiences of having lived in Glace Bay in the past, and the struggle to connect with Glace Bay in the present, and future, are explored.
Finally, within this manuscript I examine the impact of my father’s stories and I identify storytelling as an important factor
in developing a critical consciousness. My father inspired my sense of social justice at a young age and the impetus for this
project was not just to document his stories for the sake of posterity, but also to exemplify the way consciousness is cultivated and passed down; across generations, despite changing landscapes, through story.
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Imagining Glace Bay: An Exploration of Family, History and PlaceSiegel, Amy 29 November 2011 (has links)
This is an inquiry that explores both then and now. Father and Daughter. Temporality and Geography.
Within these pages stories are used to explore my family’s present and past; migration, settlement, memory, experience and connection to place – Glace Bay, a village on Cape Breton Island. Through narrative, poetry and photography, the contrasting experiences of having lived in Glace Bay in the past, and the struggle to connect with Glace Bay in the present, and future, are explored.
Finally, within this manuscript I examine the impact of my father’s stories and I identify storytelling as an important factor
in developing a critical consciousness. My father inspired my sense of social justice at a young age and the impetus for this
project was not just to document his stories for the sake of posterity, but also to exemplify the way consciousness is cultivated and passed down; across generations, despite changing landscapes, through story.
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Imagining Glace Bay: An Exploration of Family, History and PlaceSiegel, Amy 29 November 2011 (has links)
This is an inquiry that explores both then and now. Father and Daughter. Temporality and Geography.
Within these pages stories are used to explore my family’s present and past; migration, settlement, memory, experience and connection to place – Glace Bay, a village on Cape Breton Island. Through narrative, poetry and photography, the contrasting experiences of having lived in Glace Bay in the past, and the struggle to connect with Glace Bay in the present, and future, are explored.
Finally, within this manuscript I examine the impact of my father’s stories and I identify storytelling as an important factor
in developing a critical consciousness. My father inspired my sense of social justice at a young age and the impetus for this
project was not just to document his stories for the sake of posterity, but also to exemplify the way consciousness is cultivated and passed down; across generations, despite changing landscapes, through story.
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Imagining Glace Bay: An Exploration of Family, History and PlaceSiegel, Amy 29 November 2011 (has links)
This is an inquiry that explores both then and now. Father and Daughter. Temporality and Geography.
Within these pages stories are used to explore my family’s present and past; migration, settlement, memory, experience and connection to place – Glace Bay, a village on Cape Breton Island. Through narrative, poetry and photography, the contrasting experiences of having lived in Glace Bay in the past, and the struggle to connect with Glace Bay in the present, and future, are explored.
Finally, within this manuscript I examine the impact of my father’s stories and I identify storytelling as an important factor
in developing a critical consciousness. My father inspired my sense of social justice at a young age and the impetus for this
project was not just to document his stories for the sake of posterity, but also to exemplify the way consciousness is cultivated and passed down; across generations, despite changing landscapes, through story.
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