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Graphicacy

Graphicacy is defined as the ability to understand and present information in the form of sketches, photographs, diagrams, maps, plans, charts, graphs and other non-textual formats.

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Graphicacy

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples69
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Graphicacy

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related to References · 57
Graphicacy → Aldrich, American Cartographer, Anning, Applied Psychological Measurement, Balchin, Basic Graphicacy, Boardman, Boulay, Children's, Cognitive Processing Perspective, Communication The South African, Cox, Critical Graphicacy, Diagrams, Early Childhood Literacy, Educational Psychology, Educational Review, Form, Gender, Geographical Journal
related to Issues · 4
Graphicacy → Early, Educators, Separating, The
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Graphicacy → Alice Coleman, The, William Balchin

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verbalinstance ofIssuesThe concept of graphicacy acknowledges the characteristic features of graphic information that distinguish it from other forms of representation0.80text
numerical informationinstance ofIssuesThe concept of graphicacy acknowledges the characteristic features of graphic information that distinguish it from other forms of representation0.80text
geographyinstance ofEarly recognition of the importance of graphicacy came from disciplines0.80text
scienceinstance ofEarly recognition of the importance of graphicacy came from disciplines0.80text
mathematics in which graphics play a key roleinstance ofEarly recognition of the importance of graphicacy came from disciplines0.80text
Graphicacyrelated to IssuesThe0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to IssuesSeparating0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to IssuesEarly0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to IssuesEducators0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to OriginThe0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to OriginWilliam Balchin0.60section
Graphicacyrelated to OriginAlice Coleman0.60section

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