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14 Cards in this Set
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Props, items used to illustrate something you are discussing.
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Actual Objects
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Graphs that show the relationship between two or more sets of figures in bar format.
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Bar Graphs
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Use of this can add concretness and vitality to your presentation.
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Body
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Can present data in a variety of forms.
Ex: Periodic Table of Elements |
Charts
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Charts that unveil ideas one at a time on separate sheets.
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Flipcharts
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Charts that show relationships among ideas or facts on a single sheet.
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Flowcharts
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Show relationships among various parts of a whole or between variables across time.
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Graphs
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Show relationships between two or more variables, usually over time in line format.
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Line Graphs
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Reduced or enlarged scale replicas of real objects.
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Models
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Like bar graphs, but use symbols instead of bars to represent size and numbers.
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Pictograph
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Show percentages by dividing a circle into the proportions being represented.
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Pie Graphs
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Rule like prescriptions for how one is expected in particular times and places to display information and ideas orally, in written forms, and visually.
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Scopic Regime
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Present information in parallel columns.
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Tables
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Illustrative and persuasive materials that rely primarily on sight.
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Visual Media
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