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1. Republic of the Philippines
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Fatima, General Santos City
Module 4: Methodology of Learning
Lesson 5: Enumerate and Explain the Different
Types of Graphic Organizers
Presented to:
Dr. Ava Clare Marie O. Robles
Class Schedule: TFR/ 9:00-10:30
Presented By:
Kenneth B. Banaban

2. Identify the different types of
graphic organizers.
Know and understand the
advantage of using this.
Develop the ability to
present lessons using
graphic organizers.

3. Cycle
•An illustration that
demonstrates how a
series of events
interacts .

4. Uses:
Used to show how a series of events
interact to produce a set of results again
and again (weather phenomena, cycles of
achievement and failure, the life cycle).
Used for helping students understand how
an events or issues can be circular or cyclic.
Used for organizing information that is
circular or cyclical, with no absolute
beginning or ending.

5. EXAMPLES OF CYCLE

6. Venn
diagram
•Is a series of circles (most often three) that
overlap to show the possibilities of various data
sets. It is also a pictorial representation of
relationships. Shared characteristics are listed
in the overlapping section allowing for easy
identification of which characteristics are
shared and which are not. It was developed by
a mathematician named John Venn in 1880.

7. Uses:
Used to show all possible logical relations
between a finite collection of sets.
Used as a graphic organization tool when
comparing and contrasting two things.
Used to illustrate the relationship between
events and the corresponding sample space.

8. EXAMPLES OF VENN
DIAGRAM

9. Graphic organizers are one way
for visual thinkers to arrange their ideas.
Can be used in all phases of learning
from brainstorming ideas to presenting
findings. They can be used individually
or in large groups. Some of this are the
cycle which is used to show how events
interact and the Venn diagram which is
used to illustrate relationships.

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11. Thank you!
GOD BLESS!