DIAGRAMS & CHARTS

Presenter: Borja, Lucille Mae P., Prof.Ed.

DIAGRAM is any line drawing that shows arrangement and relations as of parts to the whole, relative values, origins and
development, chronological fluctuations, distribution, etc.

TYPES OF DIAGRAMS
1. Affinity Diagram i s used to cl uster compl ex apparentl y unrel ated data i nto natural and meani ngful groups.

Fi gure 1. Seni or Students Desi gn Facul ty for S.Y. 2013-2014
2. Tree Diagram i s used to chart out, i n i ncreasi ng detai l , the vari ous tasks that must be accompl i shed to compl ete a project or
achi eve a speci fi c objecti ve.

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3. Fishbone/Cause & Effect/Ishikawa Diagram i s a structured form of brai nstormi ng that graphi cal ly shows the rel ati onshi p of
possi bl e causes and subcauses di rectl y rel ated to an i denti fi ed effect/probl em.

Fi gure 3. Factors that May Lead to Unfi ni shed Task



CHART is any diagrammatic representation of relationships among individuals within an organization.

TYPES OF CHARTS
1. Time Chart i s a tabul ar chart that presents data i n ordi nal sequence.

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2. Comparison & Contrast Chart i s a matri x showi ng si mi l ariti es and di fferences between two thi ngs.

Fi gure 4. The Compare/Contrast Bl ank Matri x
3. Pareto Chart i s a type of bar chart, pri ori ti zed i n descendi ng order of magni tude or i mportance from l eft to ri ght; i t shows at
a gl ance whi ch factors are occurri ng the most.

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4. Organizational Chart shows how one part of the organi zati on rel ates to other parts of the organi zati on.

Fi gure 6. The Organi zati on of Eastern Independent School


5. Gannt Chart i s an acti vi ti y ti me chart/ti me tabl e.

Fi gure 7. Ti me-tabl e for Software Devel opment i n Engi neeri ng Cl ass
6. Tree/Stream Chart depi cts devel opment, growth and change by begi nni ng wi th a si ngl e course (the trunk) whi ch spreads
out i nto many branches.

Fi gure 8. A Si mpl i fi ed Fami l y Tree of Li fe (Geneal ogi cal Tree)
GUIDELINES IN USING & CONSTRUCTING CHARTS & DIAGRAMS
1. The texts wri tten shoul d be meani ngful & rel evant to the subject bei ng di scussed.
2. Each of the parts rel ate to each other (showi ng rel ati onship).
3. The content must be age and learner appropriate.
4. For younger l earners, the use of pi ctures and i mages as di agram-chart wi l l do (e.g. Parts of the Body).
5. DON'T FORGET to wri te the FIGURE # LABEL and SUBTITLE of the di agram or chart.
6. DON'T PLACE COMPLEX materi al content on the di agram or chart.