Graphic+Organizers

Graphic Organizers
According to Marzano's methods graphic organizers are a great way to provide a visual display of something being discussed or considered in class. One example is a venn diagram which illustrates similarities and differences.



Graphic organizers can come in many different shapes and forms, from charts to graphs, as well. Charts can be used to illustrate percentages like in this example. Bar graphs can illustrate populations and money earned as well.



Graphic organizers are a usual technique that can be used for any class room. A teacher could use them if conducting a survey in the classroom, or when reading a book and comparing two of the characters. The ideas are endless.

Another way I was taught to use graphic organizers was when I write essays to organize my thoughts. Teachers find organizers easier to give students so that they form a method in which they follow to do their work.