The use of Visual Imagery and Graphic Organisers to Develop Comprehension Skills in Primary & Post-Primary Schools 3.11.2020
This webinar, suitable for primary and post-primary teachers, by literacy educator and storyteller Catherine Gilliland will analyse the dual coding theory and how we think in pictures as opposed to words. The world of comprehension compromises 12 key skills that bring children into the world of using reading to learn. There will be a comprehension lesson modelled through the use of a Venn Diagram and a Picture Book.
Each webinar will be one-hour duration with as much time as required after the webinar for Q & A
Catherine is facilitating the following webinars over the next few months, individual booking for each workshop required:
1. Running a Successful Guided Reading Session (Primary) 6.10.2020
2. The use of visual imagery and graphic organisers to develop comprehension skills (Primary & PP) 3.11.2020
3. Planning for Literacy across the Primary school through a Picture Book (Primary) 12.1.2021
4. Building children’s word power (Primary) 2.2.2021
5. Linking Children’s Literature to SPHE - 2.3.2021
Catherine Gilliland is a Senior Lecturer in Language and Literacy in St Mary's University College, Belfast. She was the Keynote Speaker at the literacy Association of Ireland in 2016 and her work has taken her across Europe to deliver seminars and practical workshops. She was a speaker at the recent World Literacy Summit. She is a regular contributor to the LAI Newsletter and has a chapter published in, 'Playful Approaches to Learning.'
Course Properties
| Course date | 03-11-2020 7:00 pm |
| Course End Date | 03-11-2020 8:30 pm |
| Cut off date | 03-11-2020 4:30 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Catherine Gilliland, Senior Lecturer in Language and Literacy in St Mary's University College |
| Number Hours | 1.5 |
| Location | ZOOM online |