Brainstorming list
- 2. A Filipino visiting or returning to the Philippines after a period of living in another country.
- 3. Balikbayan
- 4. Money or food, or other provisions taken to school, work, or on a journey
- 5. Baon
- 6. A night out with friends
- 7. Gimmick
- 8. A flirtatious girl or woman; a girl who is interested in beauty products and fashion
- 9. Kikay
- 10. A sense of obligation to return a favor owed to someone
- 11. Utang na loob
- 14. Techniques in Selecting and Organizing Information Prepared by: Ms. Jeny U. Sonio
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- 17. Brainstorming > What is brainstorming? > Types of brainstorming > Rules of brainstorming > What is brainstorming used for? > Benefits of brainstorming > Risks from brainstorming
- 18. Brainstorming > is a process of generating new ideas > Alex Osborn stated that brainstorming is a conference technique by which a group attempts to find a solution for a specific process by amassing all the ideas spontaneously by its members.
- 19. Brainstorming > To brainstorm is to use a set of specific rules and techniques which encourage and spark off new ideas which would never have happened under normal circumstances
- 21. Clusteri ng
- 22. Listing
- 23. How to be a successful language learner? •Practice speaking with others •Take classes •Guess at the meanings of words •Listen to radio or TV •Observe others •Set reasonable goals •Don’t be afraid to experiment •Study vocabulary in related topics •Ask others to correct you •Look for patterns in your errors •Organize your study time •Use special techniques to remember new words •Ask for help when you don’t understand •Review material regularly •Use a dictionary •Choose a good textbook
- 24. Freewri tingA writing strategy developed by Peter Elbow in 1973.
- 26. Write about the given topics for five minutes. (Freewriting) > Finance before romance > Sana All > What waiting really means? > Too much is enough
- 27. Nominal Group Technique > Participants are asked to write their ideas anonymously. Then, the facilitator collects the ideas and the group votes on each idea.
- 28. Group Passing Technique > Each person in a circular group writes down one idea and then passes the piece of paper to the next person, who adds some thoughts. This continues until everybody gets his/her piece of paper back.
- 29. TeamIdea Mapping Method > This brainstorming method works by association. It starts with a well- defined topic. Each participant brainstorms individually, then all ideas are merged into one large idea map. Once all ideas are captured, the group can take action.
- 30. Directed Brainstorming > This is a variation of electronic brainstorming. It can be done manually or with computers.
- 31. Guided Brainstorming > This kind is time set aside to brainstorm either individually or as a collective group about a particular subject.
- 32. Individual Brainstorming > It is the use of brainstorming in solitary.
- 33. Question Brainstorming > This process involves brainstorming the questions.
- 34. Question Brainstorming > #SEAGamesFail > Anti-Vape Operations > Tulfo on depriving a teacher of due process > Firing Robredo as ‘Drug Czar’ > The justice is not yet over for the victims of Maguindanao Massacre
Editor's Notes
- #13: What to do if you have a lot of ideas in your mind? Have you experienced this? What to do first? Am I going to wash the dishes or watch Youtube videos? Am I going to take a bath or just take a nap? So, in this case.. What you’re needing are __________________? Techniques or Strategies
- #14: You have to do this ! Plan! Why is this important? Organize, structure
- #15: That’s why, our lesson is about
- #16: This is when ideas for writing do not come easily. Sometimes, you will be frustrated when you are starting to write, especially if ideas are not so available.
- #17: How do you start writing?
- #18: It’s the best way to collect your thoughts. It’s helpful for organization. It ensures only quality ideas are used in the essay.
- #19: Brainstorming is an informal way of gathering ideas, thoughts or information regarding a certain topic and organize it to create a meaningful context. It could be done individually or as a group. You could write as many words or ideas as you can regarding the topic.
- #20: It happens inside the classroom or meetings wherein brainstorming is guided with so many rules and and techniques. What do you think are these rules for? Give me examples of rules in brainstorming
- #22: Grouping of similar items together In the process of clustering, you have to classify your ideas clearly. Example: you will be writing about the topic of pollution.. School rules and regulations, that is a general one
- #25: Just let your ideas flow. Write anything that comes to your mind. That’s a good start.
- #26: Cited by Ray Bradbury
- #28: The person is unknown here, you don’t have to write your names… Inside the classroom, the facilitator is always the teacherand or sometimes the leader.
- #29: This technique takes longer, but it allows individuals time to think deeply about the problem.
- #30: ‘Here, each member has to associate their ideas. The only difference is that you are working as a team to form an idea map.. This technique is applicable when you are working in a company or during a meeting wherein there is a topic and the team should come up with subtopics, we teachers, do this… we talk or collaborate on some teaching strategies that could be used in discussing this topic.
- #31: Someone is managing you or directing the group to do something. Though the following types could convey almost the same or similar meanings. But then, there is a point of differences that helps us to distinguish them.
- #32: Aside from the topic assigned to the group
- #33: Aside from the topic assigned to the group
- #34: Aside from the topic assigned to the group
- #35: Aside from the topic assigned to the group