This document discusses various types of visual symbols that can be used for teaching, including drawings, cartoons, strip drawings, diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps. It provides examples of different types of diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps. The overall message is that visual symbols allow us to represent real-world experiences and concepts through symbolic representations rather than experiencing the real things directly.

2. A visual symbol is a real experiences we
proceed to a world of symbol

3. 1. Drawing
2. Cartoon
3. Strip Drawing
4. Diagram
5. Chart
6. Graph
7. Map

4. A drawing may not be a real thing but better to have a
concrete visual symbol
Example of Drawing

5. Another useful visual symbol that can be bring novelty
to our teaching .
Example of Cartoon

6. These are commonly called “comics or comic strip”
Example of Strip Drawing

7. A diagram is any line drawing that shows arrangement
and relations as of parts to the whole
Types of a Diagram
 Affinity Diagram
 Tree Diagram
 Fishbone Diagram

8. Used to cluster complex apparently unrelated data.
Example of Affinity Diagram

9. Used to chart out, in increasing detail .
Example of Tree Diagram

10. It is also called “cause and effect” Diagram. It is a
structure from brainstorming that graphically shows.
Example of Fishbone Diagram

11. A chart is a diagrammatic representation of relationships
among individual within an organization.
Example of Chart
 Time Chart
 Tree or Stream Chart
 Flow Chart
 Organizational Chart
 Comparison and Contrast Chart
 Pareto Chart
 Gannt Chart

12. Is a tabular time chart that present data in ordinal
sequence.
Example of Time Chart

13. It depicts development , growth and change by
beginning with a single course .
Example of Tree or Stream Chart

14. Is a visual way of charting or showing a process from
beginning to end. It is mean analyzing process.
Example of Flow Chart

15. Shows how one part of the organization relates to other
parts of the organization/
Example of Organizational Chart

16. Used to show similarities and differences between two
things.(people,ideas,etc.) key frame and question.
Example of Comparison and Contrast

17. Is a type of bar chart, prioritized in descending order of
magnitude or importance from left to right.
Example of Pareto Chart

18. Is an activity time chart.
Example of Gannt Chart

19. There are several types of graphs. They are:
 Circle or Pie Graph
 Bar Graph
 Pictorial Graph
 Line Graph

20. Recommended for showing parts as whole.
Example of Pie or Circle Graph

21. Used in comparing the magnitude of similar items at
different ties or seeing relative sizes of the part as
whole.
Example of Bar Graph

22. Makes use of picture symbols.
Example of Pictorial Graph

23. A map is a “representation of the surface of the earth or
some part of it.
Kinds of Map
 Physical Map
 Relief Map
 Commercial or Economic Map
 Political Map

24. Combines in a single projection data like altitude,
temperature, rainfall, precipitation, vegetation and
soil.
Example of Physical Map

25. Has three dimensional representations and shows
contours of the physical data of the earth.
Example of Relief Map

26. Also called product or industrial map since they show
land areas in relation to the economy.
Example of Commercial or Economic Map

27. Gives detail information about country, provinces,
cities and towns, and highways.
Example of Political Map

28. From an experiences of real-world experience we
proceed to a world of symbol. We don’t see real
things but symbols. Visual symbols include
drawings, cartoons, strip drawings, diagrams,
formulas, charts, graphs, maps and globe.

29. Class if you have a question ask me.

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