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8 Strategies To Make Learning Visual In Your Classroom by TeachThought Staff & Jackie Gerstein, TeachThought PD Facilitator How about some strategies for visual learning? Though the idea of ‘learning styles’ has fallen out of favor in education, the idea that there are different methods of ‘ingesting’ information and that differences between and across these methods … Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , sylvie tomoniko 
Emily Perdomo's curator insight,
September 24, 2018 9:10 PM
R- This site contains reliability because it talks about teaching skills and approaches to take on helping students learn better and help the information sink in so we (the students) can fully understand it.
A- I do believe they know what they are talking about because I did look into their website and information and i personally agree with their website and i agree with these skills and tactics that are helping students learn. Maybe when they were once in school they did experience difficulties with learning so they are offering or suggesting things to help kids learn better and help the information be retained and able to be learned on a deeper level. V- Their whole website is about teaching so yes they do have things at stake but at the same time it is a matter of how different students learn. E- They do have the expertise because they research and study about teaching as a whole not just this topic but everything that has to do with teaching that can help students and teachers even school districts. The website speaks for itself and gives tactics and evidence on how it's worked for students. N- I don't note any bias but i can see that they are big on education so anything that is happening to help education they talk about it and are for it. In this particular article there are no signs of bias opinions or information. 
Jazmin R.Mora's curator insight,
September 20, 2020 9:01 PM
One of the most common uses in visual learning is the visualization of complex or abstract ideas and thoughts. Images can act as a concept, so one of 'Marzano's learning strategies is' non-linguistic representations' of thought. Although the idea of 'learning styles' refers to different methods of 'ingesting' information to obtain a significant impact on a student's learning. In conclusion, it does not matter if you learn by doing, watching, listening or with some other "style", "learning", since what is really important is to optimize that learning, and a part of this type of optimization is to be aware of what it is possible.
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