This is a powerpoint presentation that covers one of the topic of Senior High School: Reading and Writing. For this presentation, it deals with the topic of one of the methods of organizing information: Graphic Organizers. It also includes some types of useful and efficient graphic organizers.

1. Graphic Organizers
Reading and Writing

2. Graphic Organizers
▪Some of the most helpful visual aid learning materials
▪A visual display that demonstrates relationships
between facts, concepts and ideas.
▪Helps the learners to make connections and to do
structural thinking

3. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Venn Diagram
▪Named after John Venn, an English philosopher
▪Used to compare and contrast two objects, ideas or
thoughts

4. Venn Diagram

5. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Descriptive or Thematic Map
▪Mapping Generic Information
▪Mapping Hierarchical relationships

6. Descriptive or Thematic Map

7. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Network Tree
▪Useful in organizing hierarchical set of information,
reflecting superordinate or subordinate elements

8. Network Tree

9. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Spider Map
▪Useful when organizing information or ideas that does
not fit into a hierarchy
▪Also useful for brainstorming

10. Spider Map

11. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Problem-Solution Map
▪Useful in determining and analyzing the cause of a
certain problem, and stating the consequential effect of
that certain cause, and determining the appropriate
solution

12. Problem-Solution Map

13. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Problem-Solution Outline
▪Useful in analyzing and comparing different solutions
for a single problem

14. Problem-Solution Outline

15. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Sequential Episodic Map
▪Useful for determining and mapping the influences that
led to the cause of the problem and what are its
corresponding effects

16. Sequential Episodic Map

17. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Fishbone Diagram
▪Invented by Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, a Japanese quality
control expert
▪Uses for determining and mapping potential causes
according to their level of importance and hierarchy
and its effect/s

18. Fishbone Diagram

19. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Fishbone Map
▪Used when analyzing non-redundant cause-effect
relationships

20. Fishbone Map

21. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Comparative and Contrastive Map
▪Used when comparing and contrasting details,
characteristics or information about two significant
object

22. Comparative and Contrastive Map

23. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Compare and Contrast Matrix
▪Used when comparing and contrasting details,
characteristics or information about two significant
object
▪Tabular form of Comparative and Contrastive Map

24. Compare and Contrast Matrix

25. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Continuum Scale
▪Used for effectively organizing information along a
scalar dimension
▪Less – more
Low – High

26. Continuum Scale

27. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Series of Event Chain
▪Organizing details, ideas or information in a step-by-
step process

28. Series of Events Chain

29. Types of Graphic Organizers
▪Cycle Map
▪Useful in organizing information that forms a cyclical
pattern
▪Has no absolute or beginning

30. Cycle Map