We use analogies all the time to understand new or abstract concepts. "The brain is like a computer, with inputs, processor, and outputs." "The economy is like a roller coaster, with precipitous ups and downs." Present abstract concepts such as "constructivism" or new concepts such as "power train controller" as analogous to something with which the user is already familiar. Represent the analogous idea with a photo or drawing. With visual analogies it is crucial to explain the analogy in a caption or in accompanying text. First, enter a brief description of your visual analogy (e.g., "Mechanic diagnosing an automobile analogous to designer conducting needs assessment"). Then choose an appropriate type of representation to depict the analogy. When you're satisfied select NEXT.
First, enter a brief description of your visual analogy (e.g., "Mechanic diagnosing an automobile analogous to designer conducting needs assessment"). Then choose an appropriate type of representation to depict the analogy. When you're satisfied select NEXT.
Stock prices took investors for a roller coaster ride in 1998, plummeting from giddy heights to terrifying depths, only to turn around and claw laboriously back to into the stratosphere.
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Cognitive scientists liken the brain to a computer. Both have inputs, processors, and outputs.
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