Difference between revisions of "Visual-verbal integration"

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Visual-verbal integration: The process by which learners combine visual and verbal knowledge into a coherent, flexible knowledge representation.   
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Visual-verbal integration: The process by which learners combine visual and verbal information into a coherent, flexible knowledge representation.   
  
For example, in geometry, students need to connect the conceptual definition of a geometry principle (e.g., a verbal understanding of "Vertical Angles") with the visual diagram features that correspond to the relevant verbal knowledge (e.g., the visual instantiation of "Vertical Angles" in a problem diagram).
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For example, in geometry, students need to connect the conceptual definition of a geometry principle (e.g., a verbal description of "Vertical Angles") with the relevant visual diagram features and configurations (e.g., the visual instantiation of "Vertical Angles" formed by two crossing lines where the angles share a common vertex but no common sides).
  
 
See also [[integration]] and [[coordination]].
 
See also [[integration]] and [[coordination]].

Revision as of 17:27, 3 March 2008

Visual-verbal integration: The process by which learners combine visual and verbal information into a coherent, flexible knowledge representation.

For example, in geometry, students need to connect the conceptual definition of a geometry principle (e.g., a verbal description of "Vertical Angles") with the relevant visual diagram features and configurations (e.g., the visual instantiation of "Vertical Angles" formed by two crossing lines where the angles share a common vertex but no common sides).

See also integration and coordination.