The document discusses various visual symbols that can be used for teaching, including drawings, cartoons, strip drawings, diagrams, charts, graphs, maps, and posters. Drawings, cartoons, and strip drawings can help illustrate concepts visually and engage students. Diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps organize and represent relationships between different parts of a topic. Using these various visual symbols can help explain concepts and bring novelty to teaching.

2. Teaching
with Visual
symbols.

3. Are representations of direct reality,
which comes in the form
of signs and symbols.

4. DRAWINGS
• A drawing may not be
real thing but better to have
a concrete visual aid than
nothing. To avoid confusion
, it is good that our drawing
correctly represents the
real thing.

5. CARTOONS
• Another useful
visual symbol that can
bring novelty to our
teaching is the cartoon.
A first-rate cartoon tells
its story metaphorically.

6. STRIP DRAWINGS • - a sequence of drawings in
a newspaper, magazine, etc.,
relating a humorous story or
an adventure

7. DIAGRAMS
“It is any line drawing
that shows arrangement
and relations as of parts to
the whole, relative values,
origins and development,
chronological fluctuations,
distributions, etc.” ( Dale,
1969

8. TYPES OF
DIAGRAMS

11. CHARTS
- It is a diagrammatic
representation of relationships
among individuals within an
organizations.

12. TYPES OF
CHARTS

14. Flowchart - visual way
of showing a process
from beginning to end.

19. GRAPHS

20. Bar Graph – use in
comparing the
magnitude of similar
items at different ties
or seeing relative
sizes of the parts of a
whole

21. Pictorial
Graph – make
use of picture
symbols

22. Graphic organizers –
you met several
graphic organizers in
your subject, principles
of teaching.

23. MAPS
- Is a representation of the
surface of the earth or some part
of it.
Physical Map – altitude,
temperature, rainfall,
precipitation, vegetation and
soil.

24. Political Map – gives detailed
information about country,
provinces, lakes, rivers etc.

25. Poster- a large printed
picture, photograph, or
notice that you stick or pin
to a wall or board, usually
for decoration or to
advertise something