Everyday Graphics
Here are some engaging hands-on activities for adult learners to practice Real-World Decisions Using Graphics, along with a materials list:
Decision-Making with Infographics
Activity: Participants analyze infographics related to workplace trends, financial data, or health statistics to make informed decisions.
Materials:
Sample infographics (printed or digital).
Pens and highlighters.
Comparing Data for Business Strategy
Activity: Participants review multiple charts and graphs to determine the best course of action for a business scenario.
Materials:
Business case study worksheets.
Sample reports with visual data.
Creating Decision-Making Graphics
Activity: Participants design their own decision-support graphics, such as flowcharts or comparative tables, to present solutions.
Materials:
Graph paper.
Spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets).
Interactive Sorting & Categorization
Activity: Participants organize different types of graphics based on their function and relevance to decision-making.
Materials:
Printed graphic components.
Sorting trays.
Real-World Application Scenarios
Activity: Participants analyze workplace dashboards, financial reports, or industry trends to extract meaningful insights for decision-making.
Materials:
Sample workplace documents.
Calculators and pens.
Explore more workplace literacy strategies here and additional interactive teaching methods here.
Paper: Graph paper, plain sheets, worksheets.
Writing Tools: Pens, pencils, markers, highlighters.
Calculators: Basic and scientific calculators.
Scenario Cards: Pre-written real-life decision-making problems.
Sorting Trays: For organizing different types of graphics.
Business Reports and Graphics: Printable worksheets for workplace applications.
Graphing Tools: Rulers, spreadsheet software, graph paper.
These activities make real-world decision-making with graphics practical and engaging in workplace scenarios.