Learn how sketchnoting can deepen your students' comprehension by helping them synthesize ideas and internalize information more effectively.
In the first edition of Sketchnoting in the Classroom, author Nichole Carter showed how the practice of visual note-taking enhances students' ability to process and retain new material. This second edition offers a fresh set of strategies to help students become more accomplished sketchnoters and reap immediate benefits. Carter presents creative ways to incorporate both analog and digital sketchnoting into classroom instruction and explains how to make the practice more accessible, flexible, and engaging for students in any learning environment.
This edition:
- Includes research that demonstrates how sketchnoting can enhance learners' metacognition.
- Shows how students can use sketchnotes to grasp complex concepts and analyze data.
- Explores how to build and sustain an inclusive sketchnoting culture that supports diverse learners.
- Features templates and lesson ideas to help you integrate sketchnoting into your curriculum.
Sketchnoting isn't about making art; it's about learning and retention. This book gives you everything you need to successfully introduce the practice in your classroom.