Using Graphic Aids
Diagrams,graphs and tables are called graphic aids. Each of these graphic aids serves a different purpose. All however, can help provide information and supply additional facts about the topic |
| Ex. Diagrams |
Diagrams
A diagram is a drawing that shows how something works or how its part are positioned.How to Use a Diagram
- Study labels and captions.
- Find out how parts of the object relate to one another and to the whole.
Tables
Tables use rows and columns to list information in a particular order.How to Use a Table
- Examine title and column headings carefully.
- Study captions.
- Create sentences to explain numbers to yourself.
- Compare numbers in the columns and state how they are related. Which are bigger? Which are smaller?
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| Ex. Tables |
Graphs
Graphs present information statistically visually with lines, bars or circles so that number relations are clear.How to use graphs
- Study labels and captions carefully.
- Determine why certain visuals are smaller or larger than others.
For example, why is one bar smaller than another?
Why is one piece circle (or pie ) larger than another?
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| Ex. Line Graphs |
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| Ex. Circle Graphs |
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