Description Graphic Organizer: use visual representations to express
and organize information. This tool can be implemented
throughout all content in a variety of ways.
Ideas for - Graphic organizers
Implementation - Cognitive mapping - Semantic mapping - Visual display - Use of GO’s for studying, re-teaching - Teachers must explicitly teach how to use graphic organizers: modeling, corrective feedback - Combination of graphic organizers can help educators make the learning process more effective for students. - Digital or paper copies - Introduce a topic, build & brainstorm background knowledge, organize & summarize information
Dexter, D. D., & Hughes, C. A. (2011). Graphic Organizers and Students with Learning
Disabilities: A Meta-Analysis. Learning Disability Quarterly, 34(1), 51–72.
Evidence-Based Practices Applications of Concrete Representational Abstract Framework Across Math Concepts For Students With Mathematics Disabilities Notes 3