graphic materials by carla gomez and mary grace badilla

CARLA GOMEZ

GRACE BADILLA

Management of Educational Technology

Derived from the Greek word graphikos, meaning "drawn" or "written,"

“Graphein” means to write as well as to represent by means of lines.

The presentation of information in the form of diagrams and illustrations instead of words or numbers.

Graphics are instructional materials, two dimensional in nature. They convey ideas through simple, bold, legible, brief, non-verbal experiences during teaching learning process.

Graphic Materials

Graphic Materials are capable of attracting attention.

It’s a way to teach the students the lessons' objectives while also keeping them interested in the material

provide the differentiation needed to ensure that all learning types have been introduced to key skills or concepts

there's a scaffolding of information and an exchange of ideas.

Graphic Materials

Tree ChartsUseful in showing

developments resulting from a combination of several factors.

Flow ChartsIt shows the organization of a student council or a unit of government or the development of a manufacturing process.

Table ChartsUsed for comparisons or for listing advantages and disadvantages of a business or an organization.

Types of Charts

Requires little explanation.

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It does not require any lengthy explanation.

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