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EYEYAH x What’s Up
EYEYAH! has partnered with What’s Up, the Singapore newspaper for students, which is read by 25,000 children across 50 schools. The partnership sees the launch of a new series known as ‘How to use your eyes’, encouraging young readers to become more observant and get better at reading images.
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Every month, EYEYAH! curates an artwork from their collection and invites readers to ‘look, see, think’, a process that enables them to interpret images and learn about key societal and environmental issues.
Says Tanya Wilson, EYEYAH! Education Lead, “What’s Up has been bringing value-driven journalism to students since 2003 and we are delighted to partner with them. In the digital age that we live in, a new visual language has emerged and students need to be visually literate to understand images and how they affect us. This new series is a step in that direction and we are confident young readers will be drawn in by the colourful images that are as thought-provoking as they are eye-catching.”
Read more at https://digital.whatsup.sg/2021/06/how-to-use-your-eyes-01/