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All the students are to make a flexi chart according to their choice of game and bring it with yourself to school​

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School teachers, teacher trainers and development workers know that visual aids help people to learn and reme mber,

but when time is short and resources few, visual aids may seem to be a luxury they cannot afford.

This book shows that you can make visual aids quickly and easily, using low-cost materials, which are simple to find or

improvise, wherever you are in the world. All the techniques described in this book have been adapted and developed

by VSO volunteers and the national colleagues, working in schools and development projects throughout Africa, Asia,

the Caribbean and the Pacific. How to Make and Use Visual Aids draws together know-how and tips from this firsthand experience in situations where resources are limited. The book is designed to be used by teachers, teacher trainers

a development workers from any skill background. How to Make Use Visual Aids can readily be used by people with

little or no experience of making or using visual aids. It can also extend the range and ambition of experienced users by

providing them with ideas, practical tips and new ways of thinking about visual aids.

Why make your own visual aids?

Making your own visual aids has many advantages:

• it is less expensive than buying ready-made visual aids - even if they are available - or employing an artist to make

them

• you can choose visual aids which are directly relevant and appropriate to your local community

• you can design your visual aid specifically to suit your resources your purposes and your students’ or learners’

needs

• planning a visual aid will help you to define your teaching or training objectives and to clarify in your own mind what

it is are trying to communicate · students and adult learners can work with you in planning, designing and making the

visual aids.

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