Pictorial+input+chart

Description
> This strategy is adapted from [|Project GLAD] (Guided Language Acquisition Design). Project GLAD's strategies promote high expectations for English language learners by incorporating recent brain-based learning understandings. > A pictorial input chart has the teacher and/or students create colorful visuals of information (picture notes). GLAD teachers use butcher paper and create charts for each class, but this method could probably be adapted for PowerPoint or other methods. > Pre-planning is crucial in creating pictorial input charts, because a lot of information must be added to the chart. Lightly sketch the scene with a pencil and draw the picture as you describe the vocabulary and concepts. Use colors to organize/chunk information. > Revisit the chart on multiple passes to add additional information. Keep the charts available as resources. >

Example
> Give an example for the most of us who don't want to read the description.

Resources

 * 1) G.L.A.D. [|Resource Book] (large pdf file that contains this and other strategies)
 * 2) G.L.A.D [|units] (Santa Ana Unified School District, a list of units that employ strategies)
 * 3) Resource 3