B. VISUAL ORGANIZERS

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    VISUAL ORGANIZERS

    Chronological Order

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    Definition/Classification

    Frayer Model, or Flashcards

    Exemplification

    Outline

    Topic or Chapter Title

    1. Topic Sentence

      1. Support

      2. Support

      3. Support

    2. Topic Sentence

      1. Support

      2. Support

      3. (etc.)

    Mapping

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    One word of caution with mapping – it can be messy! Plan on making more than one draft of your map.

    Cause/Effect or Problem/Solution

    The same chart works for each of these. Simply replace the words “cause” and “effect” with the words “problem” and “solution.”

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    Comparison/Contrast

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    Process

    Describe a process using a process diagram or flow chart. Flow charts use specific symbols, for example, in computer processes. These visuals may vary in their appearance, but they always involve arrows pointing you in the right direction.

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    Combinations

    You can combine any of these to suit your needs.

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