Effective Communication

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is a group creativity technique by which efforts are made to find a conclusion for a specific problem by gathering a list of ideas spontaneously contributed by its members.

Brainstorming

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Graphic Organizers

is a visual and structured representation of ideas and concepts that you wish to include in the written text. It can help you arrange your ideas logically through the use of pictures, charts, maps, and diagrams.

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Concept Map

Cluster Map

Fishbone Map

Venn Diagram

KWLH

Flow Chart

Cycle Diagram

Timeline

Plot Diagram

Give the 9 Graphic Organizers

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concept map

is a diagram that shows relationships between and among ideas or concepts. It can help you brainstorm and think about subtopics based on a central topic.

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Cluster Map

is a diagram of how ideas can be grouped according to certain criteria or similarities. It allows you to divide a central idea into more specific ideas as the map expands.

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Fishbone Map

is a diagram that shows cause-and-effect relationship. It helps reader identify the causes and determine the specific details of each cause that leads to an effect.

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Venn Diagram

is an illustration that uses circles to show the similarities and differences of ideas or concepts. It allows you to compare and contrast ideas. The overlapping portion in the middle shows you the similarities or the common characteristics between the two ideas being compared.

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KWLH chart

chart can help you reflect on your own learning experience. It is an acronym for what you already KNOW, what you WANT to know, what you LEARN in real time, and HOW more learning can happen. It is a useful tool to arrange ideas before, during, and after a lesson.

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What I Know

K

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What I Want to Know

W

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What I Have Learned

L

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How can I Learn More

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Flow Chart

is a diagram that shows you the steps involved in a process.

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Cycle Diagram

illustrates the steps involved in a continuous or repeated series of events.

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Timeline

a visual representation of events. It allows you to see the chronological sequence of significant events as they occur over a period of time.

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Plot Diagram

is a representation of the plot of a story and is also used to show the relationships between ideas. It is a useful tool to show the sequence of events in a story. It is often used in literature to analyze the plot of a story.

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Outline

a framework or a plan that helps writers arrange ideas and concepts according to hierarchy, importance, or chronology. It appears like a list divided into headings and subheadings to present major and minor ideas.

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Topic Outline

A topic outline uses a word or a phrase as its heading.

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Sentence Outline

outline uses a complete sentence as its heading.