graphic organizers

• Graphic Organizers

  • Systematic illustration of an idea or concept from what was read.
• Graphic Organizers

  • Interesting way of providing an overview.
• Graphic Organizers

  • Visually show similarities and differences
• Graphic Organizers

  • Categorize and organize ideas
• Graphic Organizers

  • Make ideas easier to understand and remember
• Graphic Organizers

  • To map out ideas
• Graphic Organizers

  • To map out ideas
• Graphic Organizers

  • Systematic illustration of an idea or concept from what was read
• Graphic Organizers

  • Interesting way of providing an overview
• Graphic Organizers

  • May be used to summarize/simplify information
• Graphic Organizers

  • May be used for conceptual/theoretical formation
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Venn Diagram

  • Illustrates similarities and differences between concepts.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: T-Chart

  • Illustrates the differences between concepts.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Data Retrieval Chart

  • A modified version of a T-Chart
  • We are only talking about one concept
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Data Storage

  • Another way to use this chart is to use if you want to go back to what you are reading (if doing your research)
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Flowchart

  • Shows sequence of events, steps, or cause and effect.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Ishikawa Diagram

  • Like fishbone diagram
  • Shows causes and effects.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Sungram

  • Shows minor topics arising from a major topic.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Pyramid

  • Shows hierarchy of concepts
  • base → top (least → most important)
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Timeline

  • Shows sequencing of events.
  • Specifies a time period as to when the events happened.
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Fire Triangle

  • Shows the relationship between 3 interdependent elements
• Types of Graphic Organizer: Concept Map

  • Arrange ideas from left to right; explore subtopics & relationships.