GROUP-2 Grade- 11 Animal Production

Members: Catherine Anceno

Ryan Milrex Bertulfo
Angel Rapista
Desiree Joyce Castino
Elvin Joy Buenavista

Brainstorming
What Patrick’s group did called brainstorming. It is perhaps the most popular to in generating creative
and rich ideas. It helps people established patterns of ideas developed new ways of thinking, activate
background knowledge, and overcome mental block.

METHODS INBRAINSTORMING
You can brainstorm effectively either by creating an idealist or by making and idea map.
Creating an idealist simply involves listing ideas about particular topic. It also help you find the main idea
and supporting details from the numerous ideas listed.
How to make an idealist-This strategy is specially appropriate to textual people or those who are more
comfortable in processing word than visuals. It simply requires you to write the main topic and then
write down all related concepts below it. Here is an example.
Another brainstorming method is making an idea map. It is visual representation of ideas and their
connections with one another. Unlike the idea list, an idea map is more structured; thus, it is able to
show one idea subordinates another idea.
How to make and idea map-Put the big idea or question at the center. Then, add a related idea by
writing it down in a circle near big idea, drawing a line between the two to show the ideas are
connected. Continue this process of connecting ideas until you have generated enough concepts.

GRAPHICS ORGANIZERS are visual representation of concepts that help us structures information into
organizational patterns. They present essential information and connect these pieces of information to a
coherent framework.

TYPES OF GRAPHICS ORGANIZERS

1. Venn Diagram- is used to compare and contrast ideas and events. This diagram uses two or more
overlapping circles to show similar and different attributes.
2. Network Tree- is used to present hierarchy, classifications, and branching. It is useful on showing
relationships of scientific categories, family trees, and even lineage.
3. Spider map (also known as semantic map)- is used to investigate and enumerate various aspects of a
central idea, which could be concept, topic, or theme. This central idea is placed at the center of the
map. The main idea is placed always its diagonal line, while details of the main idea is placed on the
sides of the diagonals.
4. Problem solution map- diplays nature of the problem and how it can be solved. This map usually
contains the problems description, it causes and effects, and logical solutions.
5. Timeline- is used to show how events occurred chronologically through a long bar labeled with dates
and specific events. Timelines can be linear or comparative. A linear timeline shows how events
happened within period while a comparative timeline shows two sets of events that happened within
the same period.
6. Pilot Diagram- is a tool used to map events in the story.
A. Exposition- the initial part where the characters, setting, and relationship are established.
B. Inciting moment- the part which brings about the change or the conflict.
C. RisingAction- the section where the conflict and the character are developed.
E. FallingAction-the events immediately following the climax which leads to the closure of the
conflict
F. Resolution- the conclusion or enclosure of the story.
7. Series of events chain- is used to show the logical sequence of events.
8. Fishbone map- is used to better understand the casual relationship of a phenomenon.
9. Cycle- describes how a series of events interact to produce a set of results.
Some examples of events that require a cycle are water cycle.
10. Persuasion map- is used to map out arguments and evidence that proves a view points. This map is
specially useful when processing persuasive or argumentative text.

The principle of division requires that no cluster should contain only one.
In short, if you have subheading 1. There should be subheading 2. Lastly, the principles parallel
construction requires all entries in each cluster to use the same structure or format. For example, the
word promotes and improves in sample topic outline below the simple present tense.

KINDS OF OUTLINE ACCORDING TO STRUCTURE

1. A topic outline uses words and phrases as its entries. Generally, a topic outline used if it’s the ideas
being discusses can be arranged in a number of the ways.
2. A sentence outline uses complete sentences as its entries.