Using Infographics to Build Media Literacy and Higher-Order Thinking Skills
ByStephen Noonoo
edutopia.org
7min
January 20, 2023
Teaching infographic literacy involves asking students to flex their critical thinking skills—and their creative muscles.
In a world where simply reading the news requires significant statistical and visual literacy, infographics have become prolific in magazines and news sites—where they’re used to explain everything from political projections to public health toHawaiian volcanic eruptions.
According to a new paper by researchers Jennifer M. Smith and Marla K. Robertson, teaching students how to interpret the modern infographic is an essential skill, and an important part of multimodal learning.
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