GRADE 10 ENGLISH ADVANCE OR GRAPHIC ORGANIZER.pptx

This is Grade 10 English Lesson for Quarter 1. It talks about the different Graphic and Advance organizers.

1. Advance or graphic organizers LEOLYN P. COLLADO

2. Advance or graphic organizers These are visual displays of key content information to facilitate understanding of ideas. Using them to present information helps construct knowledge for a better understanding of a text. 2

3. 1. Venn diagram It is commonly used in comparing and contrasting two or more ideas, concepts, characters, places or things. This is useful in showing similarities and differences between or among ideas or concepts presented. 3

4. 1. Venn diagram It uses circles where the overlapping portion contains the similarities while those outside the overlapping section are the differences. 4

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7. 2. Cause and effect diagram/organizer It is used to illustrate cause and effect relationships. It is used to show why something happens or explain the effects of ideas which can be indicated by the use of lines and arrows. 7

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10. timeline It is a type of graphic organizer that shows specific events in sequence, usually with dates, in a linear fashion. It is particularly helpful for studying or reviewing history, because the timeline will display major events over a period of time. 10

11. timeline Timeline also helps you: Put events in chronological order Show progress or change Chronicle historical events 11

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14. CONCEPT MAP It is a visual representation of knowledge. It shows concepts and ideas and the relationships among them are usually connected by arrows. 14

15. CONCEPT MAP It helps visual learners grasp the material. It helps you to see relationship between ideas and concepts. It also helps you doing memory recall, clarify and structure ideas. 15

16. CONCEPT MAP Concept map is created by writing key words enclosed in shapes such as circles, boxes, triangles, etc. and drawing arrows between the ideas that are related then adding short explanation to concepts that are related. 16

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19. Non-linear illustration Table Pie Chart Bar Graph 19

20. Have you tried reading a long and verbose text with multiple data information? How did you comprehend the text? Is it easy or difficult? 20

21. What is non-linear illustration? These are texts with visual or graphs along with its examples 21

22. 1. table It is an arrangement of information in rows and columns containing cells that make comparing and contrasting information easier. 22

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24. 2. Pie chart It displays data and information in an easy-to-read ‘pie-slice’ format with varying slice sizes telling you how much of one data element exists. 24

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26. 3. Bar graph It is a chart that uses bars to show comparisons between categories of information. The bars can be either horizontal or vertical 26

27. 3. Bar graph A bar graph will have two axes. One axis will describe the type of categories being compared, and the other will have numerical values that represents the values of the data. It is useful for comparing facts. 27

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29. Activity (by pair)

30. 1 whole Present the information below using a Table, Pie Graph, and Bar Graph. BEACH ACTIVITIES Kite flying – 17 % Playing Beach Volleyball- 15 % Surfing – 30% Collecting Seashells- 17% Sandcastle Building – 21 % 30