Techniques in Selecting and Organizing Information
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What are the two main graphic organizers techniques discussed in the content?

Brainstorming and Outlining

Which of these is NOT a type of brainstorming?

  • Mind Mapping (correct)
  • Idea Mapping
  • Freewriting
  • Idea Listing

Freewriting encourages continuous writing without worrying about grammar or spelling mistakes.

True (A)

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of Generation Z?

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What is another term for Idea Mapping?

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What is the main purpose of Graphic Organizers?

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Graphic Organizers are only useful for academic purposes.

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What is the purpose of using a Venn Diagram?

<p>To compare and contrast ideas and events.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following graphic organizers with their descriptions:

<p>Network Tree = Shows hierarchical relationships and classifications. Fishbone = Illustrates causal relationships between a problem and its contributing factors. Cycle = Represents a series of events that repeat in a cyclical manner. Series of Events Chain = Organizes events in a sequential order, showing their continuous movement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main benefit of using a timeline?

<p>To present specific events in sequence, often with dates.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of timeline shows events happening within the same period but compares two different sets of events?

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A plot diagram is a tool used to analyze the structure of a story by identifying key plot points.

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Which of these is NOT a key component of a story map?

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Tables are considered the most basic and widely used graphic organizer due to their straightforward structure.

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What does the acronym "KWL" stand for in the context of a KWL table?

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What is the purpose of a self-assessment checklist?

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Concept maps depict connections and relationships between different concepts, often using a hierarchical structure.

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Which of these is NOT a typical component of a research concept map?

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What is the primary function of a flow chart?

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Which symbol is typically used in a flow chart to represent a decision point?

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Outlining is considered the "blueprint" for a written piece because it organizes information before writing.

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Which outlining format is generally preferred for descriptive texts?

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Which of these is NOT a principle of outlining?

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What is the key difference between a topic outline and a sentence outline?

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Adequate sleep can improve cognitive functions such as memory, concentration, and problem-solving abilities.

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Which of these is a negative health outcome associated with inadequate sleep?

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Brainstorming

A technique where the writer collaborates with others to explore topics, develop ideas, and propose solutions to a problem.

Freewriting

A type of brainstorming where the writer continuously writes down ideas without focusing on errors in grammar or spelling.

Idea Listing

A type of brainstorming where the writer lists down ideas related to a specific topic.

Idea Mapping

A type of brainstorming that visually represents ideas and their connections, creating a web of related concepts.

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Graphic Organizers

Visual representations of a structurally arranged set of discourse elements, often using tables, graphs, and charts.

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Venn Diagram

A graphic organizer that uses overlapping circles to compare and contrast ideas or events.

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Network Tree

An organizational tool that shows the relationships between categories, classifications, and lineages, like a branching tree.

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Fishbone Diagram

A graphic organizer used to understand causal relationships in a complex event or problem, showing factors that contribute to it.

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Cycle Diagram

A graphic organizer that describes how a series of events interact repeatedly, forming a cycle.

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Series of Events Chain

A graphic organizer that shows the sequence of events in a passage, demonstrating a continuous flow of actions.

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Plot Diagram

A graphic organizer used to map out events in a story, analyzing the plot structure.

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Story Map

A graphic organizer that helps students learn about the elements of literature by identifying characters, plot, and setting.

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Concept Map

A graphic organizer used to depict suggested relationships between concepts.

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Flow Chart

A graphic organizer used to show the sequence of events in a narrative or the stages in a process.

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Timeline

A graphic organizer that shows specific events in sequence, usually with dates, in a linear fashion.

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Outlining

A process of organizing information gathered from reading using an outline with headings and a numbering system to structure ideas.

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Alphanumeric Outlining

A type of outlining that uses a numbering system (I, A, 1, a) to show the hierarchy of ideas.

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Decimal Outlining

A type of outlining that uses a decimal system (1.1, 1.2, 1.3) to display the hierarchy of ideas.

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Coordination in Outlining

Requires ideas of the same relevance to be labeled in the same way in an outline.

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Subordination in Outlining

Shows that minor details have to be placed under their respective major details in an outline.

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Division in Outlining

Requires that no cluster in an outline should contain only one item. If there is a subheading 1, there should be a subheading 2.

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Parallel Construction in Outlining

Requires that all entries in each cluster of the outline use the same structure and format.

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Sentence Outline

A type of outline using complete sentences to represent each point.

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Topic Outline

A type of outline using specific words or phrases to represent each point.

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Table

A simple and widely used graphic organizer composed of columns and rows, allowing for the organization of specific information.

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Self-Assessment Checklist

A graphic organizer that enables students to visualize and track their progress towards completing tasks related to their exams.

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Impromptu Speech

A type of speech that is delivered without preparation and relies on thinking on one's feet.

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Memorize Speech

A type of speech that is carefully planned and memorized, allowing for a smooth delivery.

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Oral Communication

Communication that occurs directly with an audience and often involves speaking in front of others.

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Study Notes

Techniques in Selecting and Organizing Information

  • Objectives:
    • Distinguish between approaches for selecting and organizing information.
    • Practice necessary outlining for a writing topic.
    • Use different graphic organizers for selecting and organizing information.

Brainstorming

  • A collaborative process where writers explore topics, develop ideas, and propose solutions to problems.
  • Every participant writes any ideas, suggestions, and thoughts related to the topic.
  • Includes various types such as freewriting, idea listing, and idea mapping.

Freewriting

  • Continuous writing without inhibitions or concern for errors.
  • Focuses on generating ideas and thoughts as they occur.
  • Serves as a tool for generating ideas for a writing topic.

Idea Listing

  • Listing all ideas or concepts that come to mind in relation to a topic.
  • E.g., listing ideas related to unemployment or to Generation Z.
  • Useful for coming up with a topic to write about.

Idea Mapping

  • Visual representation of ideas and their connections to one another.
  • Also known as web clustering.
  • Helps visualize relationships between ideas.

Graphic Organizers

  • Visual representations of relationships between themes.
  • Consist of various forms like tables, graphs, and charts.
  • Useful to present information in a structured way to enhance comprehension.
  • Examples include: Main Idea to Detail, Biography Map, Scientific Method, Fishbone Planner, Fact or Opinion, Read It, Say It, Write It, Vocabulary word, Two Stors & A Wish, Word Web

Venn Diagram

  • Uses overlapping circles to compare and contrast ideas and events.

Network Tree

  • Depicts relationships among categories and lineages to show classification, branching, and hierarchy.
  • Useful to present a visual map of many items.

Fishbone Diagram

  • Used to understand causal relationships of complex phenomena.
  • Shows factors that cause a specific event or problem.

Cycle

  • Describes a series of events that interact to produce repeated results.
  • Depicts cyclical patterns between events.

Timeline

  • Shows specific events in sequence, often including dates.
  • Represents events in a linear fashion.
  • Distinguishes between linear and comparative timelines.

Story Map

  • A graphic organizer for identifying elements of literature (characters, plot, setting).

Table

  • The simplest and most widely used graphic organizer.
  • Comprised of rows and columns for organizing data.

Self-Assessment Checklist

  • A table with columns such as "Task", "Completed", "In Progress", and "Comments"
  • Used for tracking tasks needed for examinations.

Concept Map

  • Depicts the relationships between concepts.

Flow Chart

  • Used to show the chronology of events or stages in a process. Includes various shapes (rectangles, diamonds, ovals).

Essay Outline

  • Can be alphanumeric or decimal format. Guides the development of an essay by demonstrating structure. Different formats help you structure an essay into a topic outline or a sentence outline.

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This quiz focuses on key techniques for selecting and organizing information effectively for writing. It covers brainstorming methods, freewriting strategies, and idea listing practices to enhance your writing skills. By exploring various graphic organizers, you will learn how to structure your thoughts and ideas logically.

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