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What is the primary benefit of brain writing as a team technique?
What is the primary benefit of brain writing as a team technique?
- It isolates individual creativity without collaboration.
- It facilitates individual idea generation prior to group discussion. (correct)
- It provides a structured framework for idea evaluation.
- It allows for verbal discussion among team members.
Which principle of creating an effective outline focuses on organizing ideas by their importance?
Which principle of creating an effective outline focuses on organizing ideas by their importance?
- Coordination (correct)
- Division
- Parallelism
- Subordination
What distinguishes a sentence outline from a topic outline?
What distinguishes a sentence outline from a topic outline?
- A sentence outline uses bullet points.
- A sentence outline employs phrases as headings.
- A sentence outline uses full sentences instead of phrases. (correct)
- A topic outline uses full sentences.
Which type of graphic organizer is specifically designed to visually show relationships among concepts?
Which type of graphic organizer is specifically designed to visually show relationships among concepts?
What is the function of parallelism in outlining?
What is the function of parallelism in outlining?
Which brainstorming technique allows team members to write ideas independently before discussing them as a group?
Which brainstorming technique allows team members to write ideas independently before discussing them as a group?
What is the main focus of the Starbusting technique?
What is the main focus of the Starbusting technique?
Which technique involves a structured process where only two members are present at a time to discuss ideas?
Which technique involves a structured process where only two members are present at a time to discuss ideas?
In the context of brainstorming, what does 'Rapid Ideation' emphasize?
In the context of brainstorming, what does 'Rapid Ideation' emphasize?
Which brainstorming method involves participants circulating to share their own ideas without initial criticism?
Which brainstorming method involves participants circulating to share their own ideas without initial criticism?
Which tool is specifically designed to help visualize the relationships between a central concept and its subtopics?
Which tool is specifically designed to help visualize the relationships between a central concept and its subtopics?
What is the purpose of the Figuring Storming technique during brainstorming sessions?
What is the purpose of the Figuring Storming technique during brainstorming sessions?
What is a primary outcome of using brainstorming techniques in information organization?
What is a primary outcome of using brainstorming techniques in information organization?
Flashcards
Brainstorming
Brainstorming
A technique that generates ideas within a group or individual setting. It helps identify patterns and relationships among concepts by tapping into the collective or individual ideas.
Idea List
Idea List
A brainstorming technique that starts with listing broad topics and then identifies related subtopics.
Concept Map
Concept Map
A brainstorming technique that visually represents concepts and their relationships. It starts with a main concept in the center, branching out to subtopics.
Brain Writing
Brain Writing
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Figuring Storming
Figuring Storming
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Brain-Netting
Brain-Netting
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Rapid Ideation
Rapid Ideation
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Round Robin
Round Robin
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Graphic Organizer
Graphic Organizer
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Outline
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Parallelism
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Coordination
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Study Notes
Selecting and Organizing Information
- Information selection and organization are crucial for effective learning and problem-solving.
- Strategies for selecting and organizing information include brainstorming, outlining, and using graphic organizers.
Brainstorming
- Brainstorming is a technique for generating ideas, either individually or in groups.
- It's a rapid process for capturing ideas and concepts.
- Brainstorming helps to establish patterns and relationships between concepts.
Tools in Brainstorming
- Idea lists, concept maps, and other graphic organizers effectively support brainstorming.
Idea List
- Begin by listing broad topics, and then narrow them down to related subtopics.
Concept Map
- Begin by writing the central concept.
- Add branches for subtopics under the central concept.
- Further branches can explore individual topics.
Concept Map Example (COVID-19)
- Central concept: COVID-19
- Branches:
- Prevention (Wash hands often, stay home, keep safe distance)
- Symptoms (Tiredness, fever, dry cough)
Ways to Brainstorm Effectively
- Brain writing: The team leader shares the topic with the team, and members write down their own individual ideas.
- Figuring storming: Putting yourself in new "shoes" (taking on different perspectives) can generate fresh ideas.
- Brain netting: Virtual teams are an increasingly common approach, facilitating brainstorming across different locations.
- Rapid ideation: The team leader provides context, and members are given a time limit to write down as many ideas as possible, using any available tool.
- Round Robin: Team members gather in a circle, taking turns sharing ideas without initial evaluation.
- Starbusting: Focuses on generating questions rather than answers.
- Stepladder Technique: The facilitator shares a topic or questions with the whole team. Then, everyone leaves the room except two members. The topic is shared again with subsequent pairs while the rest stay out.
Review
- First stage of the writing process.
- Consider the perspective of a third person.
- Focus on generating questions.
- Members share ideas in a circle.
- Time limits are set to generate as many ideas as possible.
- The team leader shares the topic with the team, and members write their own ideas.
- Everyone leaves the room except for two people when the topic is shared.
- Brainstorming is a social process to generate ideas.
Graphic Organizer
- Graphic organizers are visual displays showing relationships between concepts and ideas.
- Various types of graphic organizers exist, depending on the information needing organization (e.g., flow charts, concept maps, Venn diagrams, flower grids, columned charts, taxonomies).
Outline
- Outlines serve as a roadmap or blueprint for writing.
- Outlines help organize ideas, showing hierarchical relationships and logical order.
- Two main types of outlines:
- Topic outline: Uses words or phrases as headings without punctuation.
- Sentence outline: Uses full sentences.
Principles of Effective Outline
- Parallelism: Aligning words or phrases in similar grammatical structure.
- Coordination: Arranging ideas based on their value or importance, with similar aspects grouped together using the same format.
- Subordination: Arranging ideas according to levels of significance (major and minor).
- Division: Separating kinds of points consistently with distinct categories.
Example of a Topic Outline (COVID-19)
- Thesis: Effects of COVID-19
- I. Economy
- A. Travel and tourism
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- Suspension of domestic/international flights
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- Closure of hotels/resorts
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- B. Business
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- Closure of business establishments
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- A. Travel and tourism
- II. Education
- A. Adoption of alternative delivery modes
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- Transition to online/blended learning
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- B. Change in academic calendar
- A. Adoption of alternative delivery modes
Additional Task (Zambales Travel Destinations)
- Consider your favorite Zambales travel destinations.
- Create a graphic organizer, promoting your selections.
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