Graphic organizers

• Graphic Organizers


  Visual tools used to organize information
• Writing Outlines


  Structured plans for organizing information
• Writing an outline is important to organize information
• Graphic organizers are useful tools to illustrate information from a text
• There are various types of graphic organizers that can be used for different purposes
• The text provided an opportunity to illustrate information using a graphic organizer
•  Timeline

  A visual representation of events or milestones arranged chronologically along a line or axis,
• Plot Diagram

  A visual representation of the structure of a story, typically featuring exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution along a linear timeline.
• Sequence Chain

  A graphic organizer used to depict the order of events or steps in a process, often represented by numbered or labeled boxes connected by arrows to show the sequence of actions.
• Venn Diagram

  A diagram representing logical relationships between two or more sets, typically depicted as overlapping circles to show similarities and differences.
• T-Chart

  A simple organizer consisting of a T-shaped table used to compare and contrast two different aspects, ideas, or entities, often used for decision making or analysis.
• Problem-Solution Chart

  A graphic organizer used to identify a problem, brainstorm possible solutions, and evaluate the effectiveness of each solution, often presented as a two-column chart with space for problem description, proposed solutions, and criteria for evaluation.
• Frayer model

  A four-square graphic organizer used for vocabulary development, with spaces for the word, definition, examples, and non-examples, helping learners deepen their understanding of new terms.
• Mind map

  A diagram used to visually organize information around a central concept or topic, with branches radiating outwards representing related ideas or concepts. This is useful for brainstorming and organizing thoughts.
• Flow Chart

  A diagram that represents a process, workflow, or algorithm, typically using geometric shapes connected by arrows to show the sequence of steps.
• Cycle Diagram

  A visual representation of a repeating process or cycle, typically depicted as a circular diagram with arrows showing the flow of steps or stages.
• Swot Analysis

  A strategic planning tool used to identify Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats related to a project, business, or situation, typically presented in a four-quadrant grid.
• Pie Chart

  A circular chart divided into sectors, each representing a proportion of the whole, commonly used to show the distribution of data or percentages.
• KWL Chart

  A chart used for organizing what students know (K), what they want to learn (W), and what they have learned (L) about a topic, commonly used in educational settings for activating prior knowledge and guiding inquiry.