This document discusses the use of visual aids in teaching English, specifically speaking. It defines visual aids and outlines important points about using them, such as arousing interest and emphasizing main points. Research is cited showing that students remember 65% of information presented verbally and visually after 3 days, compared to 10% for only verbal and 35% for only visual. The document describes common types of visual aids like chalkboards, diagrams, tables, and graphs and explains how each can help students understand topics. It concludes with thanks for the audience's time.

1. Reported and Presented:
Mr. Angelito T. Pera
BSIT,BSED-III English
USE OF VISUAL AIDS
In English 17
( The Teaching of Speaking)

2. Instructional Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students
should have:
 Defined visual Aid.
 Discussed the important points in using
the visual aids.
 Explained each type of the visual aids;
 Appreciated the significance of visual aids
in teaching-learning process..
English 17 ( The Teaching of Speaking)

3. Points to Remember in using
Visual Aids
 Arouse audience’s interests;
 Emphasize the main points of
your topic;
 Allow audience to understand the
topic better;

4. “A Study has shown that if member of the
audience are given only verbal
information; after 3 days, they will
remember a mere 10 % of what they were
told; if they were shown material without
verbal communication, they will
remember 35%. However, if both verbal
and visual information is provided. They
will remember 65% after 3 days ( Heybels
and Weaver,1992)”

5. Types of Visual Aids
The Chalkboard or the Blackboard
is a common visual material
used in classroom.

6. Diagram is particularly helpful in showing how
something works. This would allow audience to see and
understand the topic better. It may be a simple
organizational chart or a complex object.

7. Tables and Graphs
Tables are column of figures arranged in an
order to enable the viewers to see and understand
the information needed. This is one type of visual
and which is easy to prepare.

8. Graph is a statistical material presented in
a visual form to help viewers see similarities,
differences, relationships and trends. There are
three commonly used graphs: bar, pie and line.

9. That concludes and Thank
you for your time and
listening.