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The document discusses the importance of visual aids in presentations, highlighting their role in making information clearer, more memorable, and engaging for the audience. It outlines different types of visual aids such as charts, graphs, and images, providing examples of each. Additionally, it includes activities to reinforce understanding of visual aids and their applications.

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ACTIVITY 1:

FILL ME UP!
The TONE in writing refers to the
A________E of the writers towards the
subject or the readers.
While, the STYLE refers to how the
writer E________S themselves.
ACTIVITY 2:
VISUALIZING
QUESTION:
Can you visualize these
event without reference?
Use of
Visual Aids
What is the Use of Visual Aids?
visual aids are materials that help support a
lesson, discussion, or presentation by showing
something the audience can see while listening.
They make information easier to understand,
help the audience remember ideas, and make
explanations more interesting and organized.
Why is it important?
Because they...
Make explanations clearer and easier
to follow.
Help the audience remember
information.
Keep people interested and focused.
TYPES OF
VISUAL
AIDS:
1. Charts:
a broad category of visual
representations that transform data into
visual components to show relationships,
hierarchies, or processes.
EXAMPLES:
PIE CHART:
it show percentages or parts of a Non-binary
12.5%

whole. A pie chart is a circular


statistical graphic divided into slices
to illustrate numerical proportion, Male
25%

where each slice's area is Female


62.5%

proportional to the quantity it


represents.
Flowcharts:
is a diagrammatic representation that visually
maps out the sequential steps of a process,
system. It uses a set of standardized symbols
connected by arrows to describe procedures,
identify decision points, and show the directional
flow of information or tasks.
2. Graphs:
a specialized type of chart that specifically
focuses on quantitative data. They typically
use a mathematical coordinate system (like
an x/y axis) to display trends over time or
correlations between variables.
EXAMPLES:
Bar Graphs:
It compare quantities across Class D Class C Class B Class A
25

groups.
Example: Number of students in
20

each grade. Visual tools using 15

horizontal or vertical rectangular 10

bars to compare discrete 5

categories, where lengths are 0


Class D Class C Class B Class A

proportional to values.
Line Graphs: 40

is a type of visual display that 30

shows how a specific piece of


information changes over a 20

continuous period of time. It is


constructed by connecting a series 10

of individual data points—called


markers—with a straight line. 0
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3. Images:
it include photographs, illustrations, clip
art, drawings, and videos. They help
show real examples, create emotional
impact, and allow the audience to
visualize the topic.
EXAMPLES:
Photograph:
real-life pictures used to
emphasize points or show things
that cannot be viewed in person.
Moving Images Videos, GIFs, and
animations:
used to demonstrate processes
or keep an audience engaged.
ACTIVITY
TIME!
Direction:
Identify the correct answer;
refer your answer in the box.
• Images
• Pie Chart • Flow Chart
• Bar Graph • Line Graph

1. A circular visual divided into


slices that show parts of a
whole is called _______.
Pie Chart
1. A circular visual divided into
slices that show parts of a
whole is called _______.
• Images
• Pie Chart • Flow Chart
• Bar Graph • Line Graph

2. A diagram that shows step-


by-step procedures using
arrows is called _______.
Flow Chart
2. A diagram that shows step-
by-step procedures using
arrows is called _______.
• Images
• Pie Chart • Flow Chart
• Bar Graph • Line Graph

3. A visual that compares


quantities across groups using
rectangular bars is a _______.
Bar Graph
3. A visual that compares
quantities across groups using
rectangular bars is a _______.
• Images
• Pie Chart • Flow Chart
• Bar Graph • Line Graph

4. A visual that shows changes


over time by connecting data
points is a _______.
Line Graph
4. A visual that shows changes
over time by connecting data
points is a _______.
• Images
• Pie Chart • Flow Chart
• Bar Graph • Line Graph

5. Photographs and videos are


examples of _______.
Images
5. Photographs and videos are
examples of _______.
QUESTION:
Why do you think visual aids are
important in presentations?
EVALUATION
TIME!
Direction:
Tell TRUE if the statement is
correct and FALSE if it is
incorrect.
TRUE OR FALSE
1. Visual aids help
make information
easier to understand.
TRUE OR FALSE
1. Visual aids help
make information
easier to understand.
TRUE OR FALSE
2. A pie chart is best
used to show steps in
a process.
TRUE OR FALSE
2. A pie chart is best
used to show steps in
a process.
TRUE OR FALSE
3. A flowchart uses
arrows to show
direction.
TRUE OR FALSE
3. A flowchart uses
arrows to show
direction.
TRUE OR FALSE
4. Images cannot help
in learning.
TRUE OR FALSE
4. Images cannot help
in learning.
TRUE OR FALSE
5. Visual aids help
keep the audience
interested.
TRUE OR FALSE
5. Visual aids help
keep the audience
interested.
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
HAPPY DAY.

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