Graphic+Organisers

= Graphic Organisers =

These are best created as and when needed. How to do this is an important skill, easily mastered and which leads to learner independence. An initial dependence on the organisers or templates is expected. This should, in time, disappear as students become familar and the responses automatic. Students will then also be able to create, adapt and innovate further organisers as the need arises.

There are too many organisers to house on this page. Perhaps we can upload and share here some of our favourites. ===For more links and information on Tony Ryan's Thinkers Keys, Eric's Notes form our 2008 PD, or Habits of Mind please use the RELLCo wiki link: http://rellco.wikispaces.com/Thinking+Tools===

Thse sites house "libraries' of organisers, generously shared and freely available for the using:
8 in total ||
 * [|Thinkport] || [[image:THINKPORT.JPG link="http://www.thinkport.org/Technology/template.tp"]] ||
 * [|Education Oasis] || [[image:Ed_Oasis.JPG]] ||
 * < [|Busy Teachers Cafe:] || [[image:Label.JPG link="http://www.busyteacherscafe.com/printables/graphicorganizers.htm"]] ||
 * < [|Education Place] || [[image:ed_Place.JPG width="376" height="84" link="http://www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer/"]] ||
 * < [|Freeology] || [[image:freeology.JPG link="http://freeology.com/graphicorgs/index.php"]] ||
 * < [|8 Thinking Maps] || E.g. Define Map / Bridge Map