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e) Design: The visual design and aesthetics of the material should be appealing and

engaging, with the use of color, images, graphs, and charts where appropriate.
The design should not be distracting or cluttered, and should not interfere with

comprehension.
f) Engagement: The material should be engaging and motivating for learners, with

the use of interactive activities, case studies, and real-life examples. The material

should encourage active participation and critical thinking.
g) Inclusivity: The material should be sensitive to diversity and represent different

cultures, genders, ethnicities, and religions. The material should avoid stereotypes
and discriminatory language, and should promote inclusivity and respect for all

learners.

1. Accessibility: The material should be accessible and usable for learners with
disabilities or special needs. This may involve the use of alternative formats, such

as braille, audio, or large print, or the inclusion of captions and transcripts for
videos and audio materials.

The evaluation of printed teaching materials in language learning should be based on
the specific learning goals, target audience, and context, and should consider the

perspectives and feedback of learners and teacher

6. Evaluation For Print Medium *) ( photos, drawings, posters, cartoons )
Evaluating print materials such as photos, drawings, posters, and cartoons, the

following aspects can be considered:
a) Relevance: How relevant is the visual material to the learning objective or topic?

Is it clear how the material connects to the learning objective?
b) Clarity: Is the visual material clear and easy to understand? Is the message

conveyed effectively?

c) Accuracy: Is the visual material accurate and factual? Does it convey accurate
information?

d) Appropriateness: Is the visual material appropriate for the intended audience and
age group? Does it avoid stereotypes or offensive imagery?

e) Creativity: Does the visual material demonstrate creativity and originality? Does it
engage the viewer and enhance the learning experience?