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$subject = “READING”;
Brainstorming
- Activity where a group of people forming a conclusion for a problem.
- Idea List
 List of ideas, no shit
- Idea Map
 Visualizes the connection with one another; more structured
<Graphic Organizers>
- Visual representations of concepts and help present important information
<Types of Graphic Organizers>
1. Venn Diagram 7. Comparative Timeline
- Used to compare and contrast. - Compare two subjects that occurred at the
2. Network Tree same time.
- Used to present a hierarchy. (Family trees 8. Plot Diagram
and lineages.) - Maps events in a story.
3. Spider Map 9. Series Of Events Chain
- Used to enumerate various aspects of an - Show the sequence of events
idea. 10. Fishbone Map
4. Problem Solution Map - Help understand the cause of a complex
- Displays the problem and the solution for it; topic by breaking it down to details
super descriptive 11. Cycle
5. Timeline - Shows repeated set of results
- Used to show how events occurred. 12. Persuasion Map
6. Linear Timeline - Map evidences to prove a viewpoint.
- One timeline and subject
<Patterns of Development>
- Logical arrangement of ideas.
<Different Patterns of Development>
1. Definition 7. Classification and Division
- It’s in the name bro, it’s giving information. - Puts ideas into categories or divisions.
2. Exemplification 8. Cause and Effect
- Used to provide an example of something. - Organizes based on the cause, reason and
3. Description result of something.
- Provides details either by sensory or spatial 9. Problem — Solution
(physical space) patterns. - Addresses problems and possible solutions.
4. Chronology/Procedure 10. Persuasion
- Organizes according to time or stages - Presents an issue and the supporting evidence that
5. Listing supports the position.
- Uses enumeration; not chronological
6. Comparison – Contrast
- Identify how ideas or events resemble or
differ.
<Types of Claims>
- Claim of Fact
- About a quantifiable topic; regarding a debatable topic.
- Claim of Value
- Argue something is good or bad. (From a moral standpoint.)
- Claim of Policy
- Enforces or trying to implement something.
<Properties of a Well-Written Text>
1. Unity
- Whole text supports the main idea.
2. Coherence
- Connection of ideas at a conceptual level or on the whole idea.
3. Cohesion
- Connection of ideas at a sentence level only.
4. Organization
- The logical arrangement of ideas on the whole composition; correct organization of ideas.
5. Language Use
- Proper sentence structure; no redundancies; preciseness and consistency being a priority.
6. Mechanics
- Proper grammar, punctuations, capitalizations.

$subject = “GENERAL BIOLOGY 2”;

$subject = “GENERAL PHYSICS 2”;