THINKING SKILLS--ORGANIZING: USING CONCEPT MAPS, GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS AND FLOW CHARTS
THINKING SKILLS--ORGANIZING: USING CONCEPT MAPS, GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS AND FLOW CHARTS |
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| Keeley Library April 25, 2000 | Inspiration Examples | ||
REFERENCE
BOOKS
Examples
of Graphic Organizers
| Writers Inc. a Student Handbook
for Writing and Learning
PAGES 48, 49, Using graphic organizers for prewriting PAGE 120, Using graphic organizers to set up a statement of purpose or thesis statement and guiding questions for research PAGES 359-363 Using graphic organizers for study reading to organize study material for better retention. |
Ref. 808.02
K32
In writers inc. The graphic organizer examples are handwritten by students. |
COMPUTER GENERATED GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
| Although handwritten graphic organizers can be used, there are certain advantages to creating them on a computer. Revisions can be made without having to rewrite the entire organizer. Color, texture, and shading can be added, and a wide variety of fonts can be used. The computer generated organizer can also be mounted on a web page, or sent by email to a classmate for editing, or to a teacher for grading. |
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| You can also use the graphic elements
in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint,
or other graphics programs, to
create graphic organizers.
A number of graphic organizer computer programs also exist. Inspiration is one such program, which allows you to switch back and forth from graphic to outline mode |
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