Showing your audience what you are talking about is much more enjoyable and convincing than then merely telling them. Include charts, graphs, photographs, illustrations, and diagrams that will catch the interest of your audience and help them reach your conclusion on their own. Graphics are even more important in publications than they are in presentations because you aren't there to check for understanding. Graphics not only add interest, they reinforce the concepts described in your text. Reading and Study .
Graphics can be great advanced organizers for understanding the information in an article or book.
Try skimming the graphics first and then making connections to it as you read. Don't forget to include graphics in your grant proposals. Including photographs of potential participants, or people who would benefit from your work help humanize your request for funding. Charts and graphs demonstrating improvements that could be realized if you are awarded the grant funds are also effective. Community and school activities.