Stratégie Pédagogique
Analyse d’images et stéréotypes
Accompagner les élèves dans une analyse critique d'une image qui renforce leurs capacités d'observation, d'interprétation et de réflexion critique.
Grade
Sixième–12Language
French — FRPublished
This resource is intended for educators in France. Cette ressource est destinée aux enseignants en France.
Analyse d’images et stéréotypes
Synthèse
Cette stratégie aidera les élèves à
- prendre conscience du contexte historique
- développer leur pensée critique, en particulier dans la capacité à décrypter des images.
- améliorer leurs facultés d’observation et d’interprétation
Procédé
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