Political Cartoons (Teaching Students to Analyze Political Cartoons) Lessons
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- Contributor:
- Lori "Curriculum" Sheets
- Grade Level:
- 8-12
- Product Type:
- Analyzing Political Cartoons
- File Type:
- PPT and PDF
- Pages:
- 10
- Answer Key:
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Description
Teaching students to successfully analyze political cartoon will enliven lecture, promote critical thinking as well as develop multiple talents and learning styles. However, most teachers often say that students have difficulty analyzing them.
This power point presentation with a mirrored set of pdf student handouts which include nine lessons designed to isolate various strategies artists' use to convey political messages in cartoons.
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