Title: 8 Visual Teaching Strategies to Win Over Your Students' Attention
Headings: The Ultimate List of Visual Teaching Strategies
The Ultimate List of Visual Teaching Strategies
Explain Relationships with Concept Maps
Enhance the Student’s Memory with Mind Maps
Provide a clear overview of the topic at hand
Brainstorm and generate discussion
Map Processes with Flowcharts
Tell Stories with Storyboards
Solve Problems with Fishbone Diagrams
Switch Long Notes with Infographics
Compare and Contrast with Venn Diagrams
Clarify Complex Topics with Spider Diagrams
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Content: This means students effectively learn the material through both text labels and the visual structure of the map. Click the template to edit it online
Incorporating a concept map to teach or study help students link new knowledge to what they already know. Following are 2 effective ways you can make use of a concept map in the classroom. Create one large-scale concept map of the lesson and a series of more specific maps analyzing the subtopics under it. These can be shared with your students as handouts that they can refer to later while studying. Carry out fun exercises with students using concept maps, where you can get students to fill in the blank nodes or labels on the map, or choose from a list of information provided by you. Creately Tip: Make use of real-time collaboration within the Creately app to get the participation of your students when drawing concept maps. You can suggest changes and guide them as they work on the map. Enhance the Student’s Memory with Mind Maps
Enhancing memory and stimulating creativity of students are two of the biggest challenges teachers face.