Media Literacy and Critical Thinking · Summer Term
Visual Literacy: Images and Infographics
Developing skills to critically interpret visual media, including photographs, political cartoons, and infographics, for their persuasive messages.
Key Questions
- Analyze how visual elements in an image convey a specific message or emotion.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of an infographic in presenting complex data clearly and persuasively.
- Critique the use of visual stereotypes in media representations.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
KS3: English - Reading: Non-fictionKS3: English - Reading: Critical Analysis
Year: Year 9
Subject: English
Unit: Media Literacy and Critical Thinking
Period: Summer Term
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