IST: Flip chart

Flip chart

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY 3(2+1)

Lesson 24 : Visual Aids - Charts

Flip chart

Consists of series of individual charts which are tacked or bound together and hung on a supporting stand. These individual charts carry a series of related messages in sequence. The teacher flips them one after another, as the lesson or story progresses. To be effective, a flip chart should deal with only one broad theme and give only this salient point without too much data or details.

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