TEACHING AND LEARNING THROUGH VISUAL USING A GRAPHIC

ORGANIZERING AND LEARNING BY VISUAL USING IS A GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

What is a Graphic Organizer?

A graphic organizer visually represents ideas, concepts, and relationships between various
components. Concept maps and knowledge maps all are types of graphic organizers. You can use any
chart or diagram as a graphic organizer to compare facts and depict a story. There are no specific rules
to create a graphic organizer, and you can use it as a concept mapping tool to draw conclusions and
picture your thoughts on any matter.
Example of Graphic Organizers
 SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS

If you want to depict a series of events in a simpler manner, then use a

sequence diagram. It follows a chronological order in which one thing leads to another.
They are mostly used to draw historic events or explain how a task has to be achieved.
These diagrams are represent a chain, ladder, or cycle.
 CAUSE AND EFFECT ORGANIZER: FISHBONE

A cause-and-effect graphic organizer is a great helping tool for students as it makes

it easier for them to understand the cause of specific activities and their effects.
With it, students can quickly get the general idea of a story or concept by examining
the cause and effect of various events in the story.
 KWL CHART
Charts stands for Know, What to
Learn, and Learned. Needless to
say, the entire graphic organizer is
based on these three components.
Firstly, the student discussed what
they already know. Later, the
objective of the lesson is listed,
which leads to problem discussion. In
the end, a conclusion is drawn on
what is learned
CONCEPT MAP
 T - CHART

Use a T chart to separate the given data

or concept into two categories. It is a
simple graphic organizer where we use a
T-shaped chart and divide information into
two groups based on specific attributes,
measures, or classification. It is
commonly used to compare two data sets
or find the pros and cons of the data set.
 VENN DIAGRAM

Venn Diagrams are also extensively used

in our everyday documentation. In this, two
or more components are compared with
each other. Apart from listing their
differences, we also note down their
similarities.