It is important to teach younger generations to communicate using visual literacy. The use of visual literacy is improving the way they learn by making them able to interpret images. The younger generation mostly stays glued to the television and all the shows have a message to carry forward. With proper assistance and teaching, they may be able to know how to highlight visual literacy while watching a television program. They understand the scene just by knowing that it is funny by seeing one of the characters fall, laugh or do something wrong. “The teaching of English must be divided into three main strands: language study, literature development and literacy study. Professor Peter Freebody, of the University of Sydney, who worked on the development of the English curriculum, said students would be supported for longer to ensure they had the necessary literacy skills to enable them to progress in their education” ( Rudd, Kevin). It will help them progress to secondary school and enable them to understand the use of images in a textbook. “We wanted to help kids gain the life skills they need to view movies critically,” said Stephen Apkon, founder and executive director of the Burns Center. “We also wanted to help children lead more examined lives” (Zoepf, Katherine ). Also in the Westchester School District, they are promoting visual literacy by having students and teachers attend a pilot program for See Hear Feel Film, a film literacy program designed for third