Selecting and Organizing Information

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Brainstorming

A structured but free-flowing method of generating creative ideas, solving problems, and exploring different perspectives; important for prewriting and problem-solving.

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Idea Map

A visual representation of related ideas; central idea in the middle with branches for subtopics; shows connections and hierarchies.

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Venn Diagram

Graphic organizer with overlapping circles used to compare and contrast ideas; sections show unique and shared features.

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Network Tree

Shows hierarchy or classification with branching structure; used for family trees, organizational charts, and scientific categories.

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Spider Map

A central idea in the middle with main ideas branching out diagonally; supporting details branch further; also called a semantic map.

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Problem-Solution Map

Analyzes a problem by listing causes, effects, and proposed solutions; helps in logical reasoning.

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Timeline

Shows events in chronological order; can be linear (one sequence) or comparative (two sequences side by side).

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Plot Diagram

Analyzes story structure with exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

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Series of Events Chain

Shows a sequence of steps or events leading to an outcome; e.g., Water Cycle steps.

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Fishbone Map

Visualizes complex cause-and-effect relationships; main problem on the head, causes on the bones.

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Cycle

Shows repeating processes; examples include water cycle, butterfly metamorphosis, or poverty cycle.

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Persuasion Map

Organizes arguments for persuasive writing; includes proposition, reasons with evidence, and conclusion.

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Outlining

Structured plan for organizing ideas; used before writing or after reading to structure information.

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Decimal Outline

An outline that uses numbers with decimals to show hierarchy and relationships between main and sub-ideas, such as 1, 1.1, 1.2.

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Alphanumeric Outline

An outline that combines Roman numerals, capital letters, and numbers (I, A, 1) to organize ideas into main points and subpoints.

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Topic Outline

An outline that uses words or phrases only to represent ideas, focusing on keywords rather than full sentences.

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Sentence Outline

An outline that uses complete sentences for each point or subpoint, providing full detail and clarity for the ideas being organized.