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• graphic organizers


  -visual aids that depict the correlation between, ideas, facts, and concepts

  -illustrations that give visual representation

  -depict relationship, diffeentiate, tells a story, and draw conclusion
• concept mapping


  -visual representation of relattionship between ideas

  -box or circle where each idea is linked by words or phrases

  -helps a student see how a story is narrowed into specific topics
• webbing


  -students see their ideas linked to supporting details

  -they'll realize that the varied group of information are tied together

  -has organization and structure

  -help arrange ideas according to relevance and importance
• brainstorming process


  -perfect for launching a writing project

  -provides guidance where to proceed during research
• mind-mapping


  -visual representation of hierarichal of information

  -starts in the middle and branch out

  -students can replace their traditional note-taking with this
• purpose of graphic organizers

  -visualize the general concept and break it into specific ideas

  -analyze the correlation between ideas or themes

  -structure their writing projects better and make the process easier

  -communicate their ideas

  -visually represent their thinking process

  -explore all possible options by brainstorming

  -determine validity, relevance, and correlation of evidence

  -ehance understanding when reading and writing

  -easily identify the elements of a composition

  -evaluate cause and effect

  -compare and contrast ideas

  -implement problem solving skills

  -enhance organizational skills

  -expand their vocabulary

  -recognize sequence, hierarchies, and patterns
• venn diagram


  -list similarities and differences and what's common between them

  -extensively used for everyday documentation

  -two or more components are compared to each other

  -also known as compare and contrast organizers
• grid matrix


  represent facts or compare several things together
• classification diagrams


  helps you break down concepts into sub-levels
• sequence diagram


  -depict a series of events in a simpler manner

  -follows a chronological order

  -used to draw historic events or explain a task

  -divided as chains, ladder, cycle
• spider maps


  -look similar to a spider web

  -major concept listed right at the center and numerous branches

  -resembles a mind map and focuses on a single entity and its classifications
• storyboard


  -focuses on the process and represent information in a form of a story

  -has a beginning, middle, and end

  -comes to a storyboard(the sky has no limit)

  -cconcers the WH-questions(why, where, when, what, who)
• KWL Charts


  -know, what we already know, learned

  -we discuss what we already know, objected is listed which leads to problem discussion, and conclusion on what happened
• Pros of graphic organizer


  -can draw relationship between two or more components in a simpler manner

  -we can organize data instead of leaving it cluttered with the help of grids and charts

  -these graphic organizers are self-explanatory and saves a lot of time when presenting
• Cons of graphic organizers


  -lack of standards for graphic organizers and visual drawn materials might not be understood by someone else

  -crucial information may be left or wrongly represented

  -may be unorganized and need to be refined
• fishbone diagram


  divided into sets and causes