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Let's work with infographics!

Hi folks!

Welcome to a new entry of my learning journal. Today I am going to draw your attention to infographics. An infographic is a visual representation of information or data. They are used mainly to present a content or as a backup for an explanation. Due to its powerful uses, infographics are great tools to apply in Primary Education. 

In this case I have used a free webpage to create my own infographic to use in class. This site is canva. It offers a wide spectrum of templates to use and create your own ones. It is free, which means is affordable for everybody, and it is very easy to follow as you have a brief and visual explanation of its functions. 

For me it has been a positive experience working with canva and I feel comfortable designing my own templates. I think canva is one of the most recommended tools I would like to share with you as it's been a pleasure to work with it. Simple, visual and organised. 

Specifically, I have used canva to create an infographic to explain and help primary students to follow certain steps when dealing with research works. Sometimes, students get stuck when they have to start from the very begining of a project. Therefore, I have thought about using an infographic to solve this problem and provide them with 3 simple steps before taking hands on it. The infographic is divided into 3 main steps to succeed in a research work. They are illustrated with pictures and short explanations.

I hope you enjoy working with infographics and you could use it in you classroom.

See you!
Steps to do a research work de patricia navarro

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