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26 Μαΐ 2016 · This literature identifies a number of dominant images that figure prominently within the visual culture of evolution, including personal portraiture of Charles Darwin, trees of life (Archibald 2014; Lima 2014), ape-like figures, and finches.
Student deployment of icons enables iconicity, a semiotic process of signification central to the visual mode of communication in evolution instruction. Images constitute iconic semiotic resources that help make evolutionary meanings visually accessible in science classroom settings.
12 Μαρ 2024 · Biology and science visualization instructors cite visual communication assessments as a way of developing and evaluating students’ higher-order thinking skills in addition to their communication competencies.
1 Ιουν 2017 · Visual aspects of classroom learning of evolution are yet to be systematically examined by science educators. The present study attends to this issue by exploring the types of evolutionary imagery deployed by secondary students.
7 Δεκ 2016 · In an undergraduate context, the poster is a key communication format that allows students to practice skills related to the core learning outcome or core competency of Communication. In this article, we offer resources, including described exemplars and marking rubrics that can be used to teach undergraduate science students about posters.
ABSTRACT. Throughout their lives, animals gather and weigh information to decide upon alternative states. Many of the decisions in social interactions, mate choice, and intrasexual competition rely upon information transfer in vis-ual communication between senders and receivers.
26 Δεκ 2014 · We identify two impediments to science communicators using visual elements effectively: (1) visual material is typically treated as an add-on instead of being an integrated part of the whole and (2) there is a lack of identifying target audiences and refining visual elements for them specifically.
