- Way to organize as you pre-write.
- Like creating lists for everyday task.
- Helps writers generate topic.
- Helps create main points and key details.
- Don't be too concerned about detail and development.
- Simply jot down your thoughts.
- Write one thought down after another.
- Separate your thoughts with line breaks.
- Feel free to number your list or double-space between items to allow more room to develop your list.
- Keep a running list as you read.
- Grouping ideas in a hierarchical. order
- 1,2,3...
- A,B,C
- a, b, c etc
- with a main points broken into subordinate points.
What is Brainstorming?
- "Brainstorming" means thinking of as many ideas as possible in a short amount of time.
- Write down your ideas so that you don't forget them.
- Write down everything that comes to your mind; don't worry about sorting out "good" and "bad" ideas.
- Don't worry about spelling or grammar.
- Central image
- Main branches
- Detailed branches
- Use colors
- Key words
- Branches- curved and connected
- Pictures
What is Bubbling?
- Bubbling is a great technique when you have not yet developed a clear idea of where you are going with your topic.
- Pick a word or phrase related to your topic.
- For example, let's look at how the topic of obesity in children could be explored in bubbling.
- Start with that phrase: obesity in children.
- Draw a circle and put that phrase in it.
- Now think about some things relating to this.
- For example, you might want to look into the causes of childhood obesity and the effect it has on health.
- Add circles radiating from your main circle.
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