The Use of Graphs for Retarded Children

Graphs are very early mediums of a term which in today's education holds a prominent spotlight— VISUAL EDUCATION. Everyone likes pictures as evidenced in the popularity of such magazines as Life, Look, Click , and others. A graph is also a picture. Graphs are pictures measured to exact and comp...

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Published in:The Arithmetic teacher 1957-12, Vol.4 (6), p.258-260
Main Author: Willerding, Margaret F.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arithmetic
Bar graphs
Children
Education policy
Intellectual disability
Special education
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Summary:Graphs are very early mediums of a term which in today's education holds a prominent spotlight— VISUAL EDUCATION. Everyone likes pictures as evidenced in the popularity of such magazines as Life, Look, Click , and others. A graph is also a picture. Graphs are pictures measured to exact and comparative scales. They enable adults and children alike to see at a glance facts that it might take several paragraphs of words to describe to the point of full comprehension.
ISSN:0004-136X
DOI:10.5951/AT.4.6.0258