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NEW EDITION

of I see what you mean

If you are interested in visual literacy …

and you are a classroom teacher willing to try some new ideas, then you might like to contribute to the new edition of I see what you mean by Steve Moline.

Steve is seeking new student work to include in the revised edition. If you would like to collaborate by submitting student work for consideration, then you are invited to participate.

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What is this site all about?

This site is for K–8 classroom teachers who are interested in helping children to read and write information, both print and electronic.

Visual literacy helps children to learn to read — and to enjoy reading. Examples of visual texts include diagrams, maps, tables, time lines and storyboard.