Drawing to Learn
By M. Brooks. 2009
107 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Education, Speech and Hearing, Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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Citations in the corpus
- Visual and Spatial Modes in Science Learning (2009, methodology): “This approach has been used to study science learning in a classroom as it can happen via communication though drawing, speech, writing, and model-making (Brooks, 2002).”
- Communicating and Thinking Through Drawing Activity in Early Childhood (2014, background): “, Thomas & Silk, 1989) is simplified and insufficient (Brooks, 2002) because drawing is regarded as a solitary process for expressing their inner reality, experiences, and emotions. All these approaches, regardless of their theoretical orientation, mainly examine the final result of this activity: t”