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GRAPH AND DIAGRAM
MR.ANKIT VIJAY BANSODE
CLINICAL INSTRUCTOUR K.B.N.C Introduction • Graphs are illustrate to be present numerical and statistical data using dot lines, shape, color pictures. • Graphical presentation is the visual art based on the use of visual symbolic and visual abstract form. • Numerical, quantitative relationship or statistic data represent in the visual symbols. Characteristics 1. They should have title and index. 2. The portion between the width and height should be balance. 3. The selection of the scale should be appropriate. 4. Footnotes should be included. 5. Principle of simplicity should be kept in mind. 6. The graph should be neat and clean construct. Purpose 1. Graphical and statistical may be presented. 2. They give bird eye view 3. They are attractive to eye. 4. They have great memorizing effect to learner. 5. They help to compression data relating different period on time. Principal 1. They help to compression data relating different period on time. 2. Displays of data must obey a fundamental rule called the area principle. 3. There should be proper color to bar 4. The key should be provided TYPES 1. Bar graph 2. Line graph 3. Pie graph 4. Pictorial / picture graph Bar graph • A bar graph consist of bar arranged horizontally or vertically from a zero base. • The color length size of the bars represent different values. • The width and gap between the bar should be uniform. • There are three types of bar diagram. a) Simple bar diagram b) Multiple bar diagram c) Proportional bar diagram Simple Bar graph Multiple Bar graph Proprotional Bar graph Line graph • It shows the relationship and trend event occurring over a period. • Single line shows a relation and variation in the quantity. Line graph Pie chart • It is another useful graphical teaching aid. • It use for showing the characteristics such as age, group, gender in a population. • The whole area of the circle represents entire data. Pie chart Pictorial / picture graph
• This method is use to impress the frequency of the
occurrence of event. • Such as death, number of operation, accident, discharge Pictorial / picture graph Limitations of graph • Sometime may be confusing to layman. • Generally present only qualitative aspect of data. • It can be use for presenting only one thing or smaller information. • It can be present approximate values. DIAGRAM INTRODUCTION
• A diagram is the simplified drawing of an objective ,
product , appliance or process to explain finer points of the same Characteristics 1. Giving correct initial impression 2. Borden the sensory experience 3. Add variety to classroom activity 4. Provide information 5. Help student to learn 6. Provide review 7. It give the actual view of the body part or process Principal 1. Diagrams should be as simple as possible so that the reader can understand their meaning clearly and easily 2. Art and design are balance 3. The proper size of the paper should be selected. 4. The drawing should be neat and clean 5. they present information visually. Advantages 1. Easy to understand. 2. Diagrams can grab the attention of people. 3. Universally applicable Diagrams can be used in almost all subjects and fields. 4. Easy to remember 5. Diagrams can represent complex data in a simple and understandable format. Disadvantages 1. Limited information 2. Possibility of misuse 3. Limited Information do to image Point to follow when preparing a diagram 1. Make the diagram large enough to seen by whole class 2. Make outline feature of diagram shape 3. Include only the essential and relevant part 4. Caption and label the diagram boldly Eg : brain diagram