Compare+&+contrast

Description
> Compare = identifying similarities > Contrast = identifying differences

Example
> The most classic compare and contrast graphic organizer is the Venn diagram: > > A comparison matrix can be used when more than one attribute or characteristic is to be compared (from references #2) > > A semantic feature analysis is useful as an assessment for students to gauge their understanding: > >

Resources

 * 1) Identifying Similarities and Differences - [] - has many graphic organizers.
 * 2) Putting the Pieces Together - [] - has links to technology
 * 3) Read • Write • Think - [] - has more detailed information and examples.
 * 4) Web 2.0 That Works, another wiki devoted to the strategy of identifying similarities and differences - [] - with examples and explanations that relate to use of technology in the classroom.
 * 5) For additional examples, templates and graphic organizers, search the Internet for "Identifying Similarities and Differences."