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Graphic organizers are visual tools that use symbols to represent ideas and concepts. They provide a visual "map" to help teachers and students organize their ideas. Their main purpose is to provide a visual aid to ease learning and instruction across different subject areas, though they are most commonly used for reading. Teachers can use graphic organizers before instruction to structure new concepts, during instruction to help students actively process information, and after instruction by having students create their own organizers.
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Instrucional strategy powerpoint
- 1. GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS Instructional Strategy By: Dilenia Rodriguez Professor Dr. Pratt Marrett EEX 4066:
- 2. WHAT ARE GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS? A graphic organizer is a visual communication tools that uses visual symbols to express ideas & concepts. It is often referred to as a “map” Graphic organizers can help teachers and students, “map out” their ideas in a visual manner.
- 3. WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE? Main Purpose: is to provide a visual aid to ease learning and instruction. Graphic organizers have been applied across the range of curriculum subject areas, reading is by far the most well practiced application.
- 4. HOW DO I DO IT? In 1992, Jay McTighe in his book, Graphic Organizers: Collaborative Links to Better Thinking, outlined 3 main ways teachers may use graphic organizers Before Instruction, Provide structure for a presentation of a new concepts while showing relations between ideas During Instruction, It can help students to actively isolate, process & reorganize key information. The student must take an active role in learning while processing and reorganizing information. After Instruction, Students can create their own organizers.