What Are PMI Chart Graphic Organizers?
PMI Chart, also known as the Plus-Minus-Interesting organizational chart, is a remarkable tool that helps students make better decisions. It also helps them to see problems differently. These charts are also helpful for students to organize their thoughts for better understanding. What the children have to do is the teacher gives them a scenario, and they will have to analyze them. The next step is to identify the plus points, disadvantages, and interesting aspects of that scenario. The interesting column has a combination of plus and minus points of the scenario.
3 Rows of Abbreviation
Used to compare advantages and disadvantages. Abbreviation only used.
4 Rows Full Labels
This will help students carry their thoughts over to aspects of the work.
Abbreviation w/ 4 Rows
This one is helpful when pick a place to eat out. No really, teachers at our school use it all the time.
Seven Rows of PMI
This can really help you begin to develop a sense of your thoughts on a subject.
Eight Rows Labeled
This one comes in handy when working with well developed arguments.
Basic PMI
Use this to help you make just about any decision. We used it to decide on my sons college choice. It worked out well.