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Frayer Model: Deepening Understanding of Concepts

The Frayer model is a graphic device used to develop a deeper understanding of a word or concept. It involves defining the concept, identifying its characteristics, providing non-examples, and giving examples. This model can be useful for going beyond simple definitions, taking notes while reading, or generating details for essays.

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Frayer Model: Deepening Understanding of Concepts

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  1. Continue… Exploring a Concept Definition Characteristics Non-examples Examples

  2. Continue… What is it? A Frayer model is a graphic device used to develop a deeper understanding of a word or concept. Definition Characteristics Civil Disobedience Non-examples Examples

  3. Continue… When is it useful? Use a Frayer model to. . . • go beyond definitions to develop deeper understandings of concepts • take notes when reading for information • generate details for a definition or analysis essay

  4. Continue… How do I make one? • Draw a large square divided into four squares.Label each square. Characteristics Definition Non-examples Examples

  5. Continue… How do I make one? 2. Add an oval to the center of the square. Characteristics Definition Non-examples Examples

  6. Continue… How do I make one? 3. Write the concept you are exploring in the circle. Characteristics Definition Civil Disobedience Non-examples Examples

  7. Exit How do I make one? 4. Fill in each square with the appropriate information. Characteristics Definition • Following individual conscience • ·Passive resistance • ·Nonviolent protest Refusal to obey civil laws in an effort to cause change in governmental policy or laws Civil Disobedience Non-examples Examples • Mohandas Gandhi’s peaceful • protests in India • Riots • Violent actions • Boycotts and marches led by • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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