Graphic organizers, including concept maps, K-W-L tables, and flowcharts, are visual tools that aid in knowledge representation and learning. They help students improve comprehension, retain information, and synthesize ideas by depicting relationships between concepts. Each type of organizer serves distinct purposes, such as activating prior knowledge or documenting processes.

2. Graphic Organizers
• Also called as “knowledge map” or
“concept map”
• A communication tool that uses
visual symbols to express knowledge,
concepts, thoughts or ideas, and the
relationships about them

3. Graphic Organizers
• Serves as a mental tool to help the
students understand and retain
important information and
relationships

4. Graphic Organizers
• Helps to improve the reading
comprehension of students
• Helps the students to remember the
information better

5. Graphic Organizers
• Concept Map
• K-W-L Tables
• Flow Chart

6. Concept Map

7. Concept Map
• A diagram that depicts suggested
relationships between concepts
• A way of relationship between ideas,
images, or words
• Represent ideas and information as
boxes and circles

8. Concept Map
• Note taking
• Communicating complex ideas and
arguments
• Detailing the entire structure of an
idea
• Improving language ability

10. K-W-L Table

11. K-W-L Table
• A type of graphic organizer designed
to help in learning
• The students are given the space to
learn by constructing their own
learning pace and their own style of
understanding a given topic or idea.

12. K-W-L Table
• Activates students' prior knowledge
of the text or topic to be studied
• A way of synthesizing information
into a visual aid

13. Flowchart

14. Flowchart
• A type of diagram that represents
algorithm or a process
• Used in analyzing, designing,
documenting or managing a process
or program

15. Flowchart
• The information or data are placed
inside a box
• Arrows are used in connecting the
data or information

16. Examples of Flowchart