SOC.SS.20.C
Transfer information from one medium to another, including written to visual and written or visual to statistical, using computer software as appropriate.
Sociology · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2010
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informationmediumwrittenvisualstatisticalcomputer software
Skills
- transfer (information from one medium to another) #dok2
- convert (written information to visual form) #dok2
- convert (written or visual information to statistical form) #dok3
- use (computer software for information transfer) #dok2
- interpret (information presented in different mediums) #dok2
Learning Targets
- I can identify different mediums for presenting information. #dok1
- I can describe examples of written, visual, and statistical information. #dok1
- I can transfer information from a written medium to a visual medium. #dok2
- I can use computer software to create visual representations of information. #dok2
- I can transfer information from a written or visual medium to a statistical format. #dok3
- I can interpret information that has been converted between written, visual, and statistical mediums. #dok2
Big Ideas
- Transferring information between mediums helps deepen understanding and allows for clearer communication.
- Using computer software enables students to present sociological data in varied formats tailored to purpose and audience.
Essential Questions
- What are the advantages and limitations of presenting information in written, visual, or statistical forms?
- How can the choice of medium influence the interpretation of sociological information?
- What steps are involved in transferring information from one form to another accurately?
- How does the use of computer software improve the process of transferring and presenting information?
- In what ways does transforming information between mediums support sociological analysis and communication?