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Brainstorming

Brainstorming. What is Brainstorming?. Brainstorming is thinking of all your ideas and writing them down so you get all your ideas out and don’t forget them. Ways to Brainstorm. Freewrite -Write about anything that comes to mind, for 15 minutes or so.

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Brainstorming

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  1. Brainstorming

  2. What is Brainstorming? • Brainstorming is thinking of all your ideas and writing them down so you get all your ideas out and don’t forget them.

  3. Ways to Brainstorm • Freewrite-Write about anything that comes to mind, for 15 minutes or so. • Listing/Bulleting-Make a list or bullet point your ideas. • Cubing-Consider your topic from 6 different perspectives, like a cube. • Clustering/Mapping/Webbing- Write the topic of your idea in the middle to top of the paper, and write down any ideas that pop into your head. • Charts/Shapes-Imagine things that your words shape, or just draw lines around your words to help you form ideas.

  4. Webbing This is a simple example of using webbing to brainstorm ideas.

  5. The Brainstorming Process • Pick your topic. • Categorize your ideas into groups or subtopics. • Brainstorm and write down ideas about topic. • Rank subtopic importance, from greatest to least. These will be the order your paragraphs go in. • Start your outline.

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