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Step by step instructions on how use a flow chart

History and types of flow charts

lowcharts are most useful for rules and procedures that have more than just a few steps. Flowcharts encourage logical thought processes and sequential thinking. Flowcharts help learners retain the steps in a rule or procedure in their long-term memory. They can assist learners' memory and later recall of information since they provide a visual representation of the steps.

Flowcharts should be used with other tactics, such as Repetition and Mnemonics. Learners can repeat the steps in the Flowchart verbally, mentally, or in writing. In addition, Mnemonics can be created to aid learners in remembering the order of steps in the Flowchart.

It is also important to note that if the information in the Flowchart involves specific details rather than general ideas, or if the Flowchart has many steps and decisions, it may be helpful to also provide learners with a full text-based explanation of procedure.
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enefits for teachers:
Teachers can intergrate the use of MS paint in the curriculum and also classroom activities.An art class lesson can focus on the use of MS paint. Creating wallpapers and helping to expose children who are not familiar to paint the opporunity to get engage and children who already know about it challenging them.
Crossword puzzles can also be done on MS paint.Again the teacher can use these to futher engage their students in Mircosoft paint program.

I believe that Mircosoft paint can prove successful to a teacher if they understand the features and components of the program. It can also benefit the students because they can use it to create wonderful works of art encouraged by pparents and teachers.

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