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Brainstorming & Outlining 1st Sem 24-25
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Brainstorming & Outlining 1st Sem 24-25

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What is the pre-writing process?

The pre-writing process is a step taken before beginning to write an essay, which includes brainstorming strategies to lay out ideas.

Which of the following is NOT a brainstorming strategy mentioned?

  • Clustering/Webbing
  • Outlining (correct)
  • Free listing
  • Freewriting
  • What does freewriting entail?

    Freewriting entails setting a time limit and writing out any thoughts or questions about a topic without worrying about grammar or perfection.

    What is the purpose of free listing?

    <p>The purpose of free listing is to create bullet points of thoughts, ideas, questions, and knowledge related to a topic.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following brainstorming strategies with their descriptions:

    <p>Freewriting = Writing continuously for a set time without focusing on grammar Free listing = Creating bullet points of thoughts and questions Clustering/Webbing = Writing down a main idea and branching off related concepts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Clustering is also known as freewriting.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The goal of clustering is to get down as many ideas as possible, so __________ and complete relevance is not important.

    <p>perfection</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the submission details for the exercise?

    <p>The exercises should be typed in a Word document and printed for submission on September 05, 2024.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Overview of Pre-Writing Process

    • Pre-writing is a crucial step before drafting an essay, helping writers organize thoughts and ideas.
    • Effective brainstorming leads to a clearer direction in writing and enhances creativity.

    Brainstorming Techniques

    • Freewriting

      • Involves writing continuously for 5-7 minutes without concern for grammar or structure.
      • Focuses on pouring out thoughts and feelings related to the topic.
      • Useful for identifying key insights and stimulating further ideas from a stream of consciousness.
    • Free Listing

      • Involves creating bullet points of thoughts, questions, and existing knowledge within a set time limit (5-7 minutes or more).
      • Can consist of multiple lists focusing on various aspects or perspectives of a topic.
      • Aims to generate guiding questions for further research.
    • Clustering/Webbing

      • Begins with writing the main idea at the center of a page, branching out to related thoughts and concepts.
      • Encourages connection-making between ideas, allowing for a visual representation of relationships.
      • Imperfection is acceptable as the focus is on idea generation rather than complete relevance.

    Assignment Instructions

    • Complete all exercises as part of the lesson and prepare a formal outline for an essay.
    • Use a Word document for written responses due on September 05, 2024, during face-to-face classes.

    Summary of Benefits

    • Brainstorming techniques enhance writers' ability to explore various angles and develop comprehensive outlines before writing.
    • These pre-writing processes can alleviate writer's block and stimulate deeper engagement with the subject matter.

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    This quiz focuses on the pre-writing process essential for effective essay writing. You will learn about three different brainstorming strategies and how to prepare a formal outline. Engage with the provided video and readings to complete exercises that reinforce these skills.

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