This document discusses various types of visual aids that can be used when teaching, including drawings, cartoons, diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps. It provides examples of different kinds of diagrams like affinity diagrams, fishbone diagrams, flow charts, organizational charts, and more. It also discusses different types of graphs like pie graphs, bar graphs, and pictorial graphs. Finally, it mentions different kinds of maps such as physical maps, relief maps, and political maps. The overall document serves as a reference for different visual representation tools that can be used in education.

2.  DRAWINGS
 CARTOONS
 STRIPS DRAWINGS
 DIAGRAMS
 CHARTS
 GRAPHS
 MAPS

3. A drawing may not be the real thing but better to
have a concrete visual aid than nothing.

4. Another useful visual symbols that can bring
novelty to our teaching is the caution.

5. These are commonly called comics or comics
strip.

6. It is any line drawing that shows arrangement
and relations as of part of the whole.

7.  Affinity diagram
 Tree diagram
 Fishbone diagram

8.  Use to cluster complex apparently unrelated
data.

9.  Use to chart out, in increasing detail.

10.  It is also cause and effect diagram.

11.  A chart is a diagrammatic representation of
relationship among individual within an
organization.

12.  Time chart
 Flow chart
 Organizational chart
 Comparison and contrast chart
 Pareto chart
 Gannt chart

13.  A tabular time chart that represent data in
ordinal sequence.

14.  Depicts development, growth and change by
beginning with a single course (the trunk) with
spread out into many branches.

15.  Showing a process from beginning to end.

16.  Shows how one part of the organization relates
to other part of the organization.

17.  Use to show similarities and differences
between two things.

18.  Is a type of a bar graph, prioritized in
descending order of magnitude or importance
of left to right.

19.  Is an activity time chart.

20.  There are several types of graph,
They are:
 Circle pie graph
 Bar graph
 Pictorial graph

21.  Recommended for showing parts of a whole.

22.  Used in comparing the magnitude of similar
items at different ties.

23.  Makes use of picture symbols.

24.  Is a representation of the surface of the earth or
some part of it.

25.  Physical map
 Relief map
 Commercial or economic map
 Political map.

26.  Prepared by: ESER JOSE, JESSICA F.
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