Task Prompt 1: Infographic on Teaching English to Kids

Objective: Design an engaging and educational infographic that outlines effective strategies for
teaching English to young learners (ages 5-12).
Requirements:
 Target Audience: Children aged 5-12 and their educators.
 Content Areas to Include:
 Key Vocabulary: Introduction to basic vocabulary that is essential for everyday
communication.
 Grammar Tips: Simple grammar rules appropriate for the age group.
 Engaging Activities: Interactive activities that help reinforce language skills
(e.g., games, storytelling, role-playing).
 Visual Aids: Use of images, cartoons, and colors to make the learning process fun
and engaging.
 Cultural Elements: Brief insights into English-speaking cultures to enhance
language learning through cultural context.
 Design Elements:
 Ensure the infographic is visually appealing to a young audience, using bright
colors and simple layouts.
 Include clear, readable fonts and child-friendly language.
 Use icons and illustrations to represent concepts visually, aiding in
comprehension.
 Submission Format: Digital format suitable for printing or online sharing.
Assessment Criteria:
 Clarity and relevance of content.
 Creativity in design and use of visual elements.
 Effectiveness in potentially enhancing English learning among children.
 Accuracy of language and grammar.

Task Prompt 2: Infographic on Applying a Learning Theory for Engaging Lessons

Objective: Create an informative infographic that explains how a specific learning theory can be
applied to classroom teaching to make lessons more engaging.
Requirements:
 Target Audience: Educators and student teachers.
 Learning Theories to Choose From: Choose one of the following - Constructivism,
Behaviorism, Multiple Intelligences, or Bloom’s Taxonomy.
 Content Areas to Include:
 Theory Overview: A brief description of the chosen theory.
 Key Principles: Main principles or tenets of the theory.
 Application in Teaching: Practical examples and strategies on how these
principles can be implemented in the classroom.
 Benefits for Engagement: How applying this theory can enhance student
engagement and learning outcomes.
 Visual Examples: Diagrams or flowcharts to illustrate concepts.
 Design Elements:
 Professional and educational tone suitable for an audience of teachers.
 Use thematic colors and layouts that align with the theory's principles.
 Integrate charts, graphs, or tables where necessary to simplify complex data.
 Submission Format: Digital format suitable for educational workshops or online
educator resources.
Assessment Criteria:
 Depth of content and understanding of the learning theory.
 Creativity and professional appeal of the infographic design.
 Practical applicability of the theory in educational settings.
 Clarity and precision of visual data representations.