Visual Aids

• Visual aids

  • Refer to written text, print or something other way of writing for important word, graph, or even pictures that provide support and facilitate understanding of text.

  •it is usually in graphical outline or images that gives a general idea about a certain topic
• How was the visual help thethe student?

  It helps the student to understand and comprehend story, subject, or topic. This will make easy for student to memorize, remember, learn important word easily and quickly
• Type of visual aids:

  Title

  Graphic organizer

  Non-linear illustration
• Graphic Organizer- also known as text feature are visual display of key content information. These help to clearly visualitize how the information is organize
• What are the graphic organizer:

  Venn Diagram

  Concept Map

  Flowchart

  Cause and effect

  Spider map

  Timeline event
• Venn Diagram- A compromise of 2 overlapping circle. Used to identify the similarity and differences of 2 or more concept
• Concept map- A Diagram that depict suggested relation between concept. It provides student to organize conceptionalconceptional information in the process of defining the word: general organizer that show central idea and it's corresponding characteristics
• Flowchart/sequence chart- A picture of seperate steps of process in a sequential order: shows a series of steps or event in which they take place
• Cause and effect- also known as isshikawa or fishbone Diagram. It shows the connection of cause and result
• Spider map- also called semantic map. A graphic organizer used to envistigate and enumerate various aspect of a single topic. It help the student to organized their thought
• Timeline event- a list in a linear format in a order that each event occurred. It help the student to understand when event in the main body occured relative to each other
• Non-linear illustration- explanation or description by the use of word. It includes writing with visual, Diagram, infographic
• Pie chart- circular chart that cut into parts to showshow how much of a whole is divided into parts and display information or data in an easy to read "Pie-Slice" Format with vary slices and sizes telling you how much of one data elements exist
• Bar Graph- A common type of chart that present data in a rectangular bar that differ in sizes andand height to show comparison of categories of information
• Line Graph- common type of a chart that present data in data points that connect with straight line segment to show trends. It is used to show how the numerical data have changed over time
• Table- is an arrangement of information in rows or column including cells to make it easier to compare and contrast
• Pictograph- pictorial representation of data using images, icon, symbom
• Title- refer to the name of text. It is placed at the beginning of text. This tells the entire text partially the main idea or title. It activate your background knowledge and gives you an idea of what is the the topic about