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From http://musicuentos.com

Teacher and blogger Sara-Elizabeth Cottrell writes, “I’ve often said that infographics are a go-to authentic resource, particularly in novice classes. They are ready-made materials that help you provide input in the visual ways students are increasingly becoming used to. They often use bite-sized portions of language and lots of numbers that make them extra comprehensible. And because they are intended for native speakers’ consumption, they are empowering because they help students realize that learner materials aren’t the only conversation they can partake in.

“But what do you do with them?”

Here are five ways to use infographics in curriculum and lessons: http://musicuentos.com/2016/03/infographics/