Understanding the Analogy Pictures Strategy

What is the primary goal of using the 'analogy pictures' strategy in the classroom?

• To improve students' drawing skills

• To encourage higher-level thinking

• To help students memorize facts

• To teach students about famous artists

How does the teacher initially assess students' understanding of the image?

• By asking them to draw the image

• By having them write individually about the image

• By discussing the image as a class

• By giving them a quiz on the image

What concepts does the teacher assess through students' individual analysis of the image?

• Color theory and shading

• Composition and camera angle

• Historical context and symbolism

• Artistic style and technique

In the collaborative part of the strategy, what are students asked to do with their partners?

• Create a new image

• Write a poem about the image

• Present the image to the class

• Compare the image to a great video

Why is the 'analogy pictures' strategy considered effective for checking understanding?

• It simplifies complex ideas

• It promotes application of learned concepts

• It encourages rote learning

• It focuses on memorizing definitions