3.2.4. WALL PICTURES AND WALL CHARTS ACCORDING TO BOWEN (1982

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1.3.2.4.1. Wall pictures and wall charts According to Bowen (1982: 13):

A

wall chart is a large diagram or picture display card. Most wall charts consist of

combinations of visual and verbal material. Their aim is to give information on topic.

A wall

picture, on the other hand, is simply a large illustration of a scene or event, or a set of scenes or

events.

In Visuals for the Language Classroom, Wright and Haleem (1991: 44) also offer a very simple bur clear definition of wall picture as “Wall pictures illustrate scenes, people or objects and are large enough to be seen by all the students”.