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Engaging Hands, Hearts, and Minds—Creating Passionate Young Readers and Writers
Human beings are hardwired to think in pictures. Evidence dates back to our earliest recorded history. Pictures also offer a universal language for English learners and others who struggle with written language. At the heart of this innovative approach to literacy learning: treat words and pictures as parallel, complementary, and equal languages for learning. This dynamic multimodal approach to teaching writing and strengthening reading has a three-decade history of success with at-risk learners. Visit several elementary classrooms via lively video. Observe students at work; listen to their reflections; view the outstanding content-based picture books they create aligned with the English Language Arts Standards. Experience for yourself the power of this approach to deepen thinking, foster vocabulary development, and teach the magic of word choice. Witness how words can make a picture come alive! This session will inspire a renewed sense of promise and opportunity for all students.
This talk was presented at:
2022 National ESEA Conference
February 2022
in
New Orleans, LA
For more information:
www.picturingwriting.orgBeth.Olshansky@comcast.net
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Beth Olshansky
Beth Olshansky has spent the last three decades developing, field-testing, refining, researching, and disseminating an innovative approach to literacy learning that has been proven effective for a wide range of learners. Her evidence-based approach to literacy learning has been embraced by teachers and students across the U.S. and Canada. Director of the Center for the Advancement of Art-Based Literacy, Beth’s work has been awarded federal funds for development, research, and national dissemination. She shares her innovative methods with teachers through hands-on on-site as well as remote teacher training, classroom coaching, and a variety of printed and video support materials. She is the author of The Power of Pictures: Creating Pathways to Literacy Through Art (Jossey-Bass, 2008).
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