Visual Literacy Is Not Optional: Teaching Students to Communicate Ideas Clearly
Part of ASCD Annual ConferencePresented by Carly Daff | Jo Muirhead
Tuesday 30 June 2026·2:30 pm
From timelines to infographics, visual communication helps students process and share complex ideas. This fast-paced session explores how teachers are embedding visual literacy across subjects — not as decoration, but as thinking. Walk away with strategies, student examples, and frameworks to help students show what they know, visually.
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