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    The document provides guidelines for a visual arts brainstorming project. It instructs groups of 4-6 students to choose from four topics for their project, with the sample group selecting "Saving The Wild". It then lists types of information the groups can discuss including the role of the natural environment, endangered wildlife issues, potential impacts of population declines, proposed solutions, benefits of those solutions, and expected outcomes. The document is directing student groups to brainstorm project topics and content areas through guided discussion.

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    The document provides guidelines for a visual arts brainstorming project. It instructs groups of 4-6 students to choose from four topics for their project, with the sample group selecting "Saving The Wild". It then lists types of information the groups can discuss including the role of the natural environment, endangered wildlife issues, potential impacts of population declines, proposed solutions, benefits of those solutions, and expected outcomes. The document is directing student groups to brainstorm project topics and content areas through guided discussion.

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    Brainstorming Guidelines

    Visual Arts Project


    a. Project topic

    💡 In groups of 4-6, have a look through all the topics and answer the following questions.
    ● What topics are there in your course?
    Topic 1:
    Saving The Wild

    Topic 2:
    Taking the risks

    Topic 3:
    Great Inventors

    Topic 4:
    Ailen Worlds

    ● Which topic does your group choose?


    Saving The Wild

    b. Types of information

    💡 In your group, discuss what types of information you want to put in your brochure. You can use the mind
    map below to help your group.

    1st piece of information The Role of Natural Environment and Animals

    2nd piece of information The Issue of Endangered Wildlife

    3rd piece of information The Urgency and Potential Impact of a Sudden Decline in Animal Populations

    4th piece of information Our Team’s Solutions or Products to Improve that Issue

    5th piece of information Explaining the Benefits Received and Given

    6th piece of information The Outcomes of Utilizing Our Team’s Products or Solutions

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