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    Selecting and Organizing Information

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    The document discusses different methods for organizing information, including brainstorming, which helps establish patterns of ideas, and graphic organizers like fishbone maps, Venn diagrams, problem-solution maps, cycles, plot diagrams, timelines, network trees, and spider maps. These graphic organizers use visual representations like circles, diagrams, and trees to structure concepts and connect related information in areas like comparing ideas, showing causes and effects, mapping stories, and representing hierarchies. The document also includes an activity identifying which graphic organizer matches different descriptions.

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    Selecting and Organizing Information

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    The document discusses different methods for organizing information, including brainstorming, which helps establish patterns of ideas, and graphic organizers like fishbone maps, Venn diagrams, problem-solution maps, cycles, plot diagrams, timelines, network trees, and spider maps. These graphic organizers use visual representations like circles, diagrams, and trees to structure concepts and connect related information in areas like comparing ideas, showing causes and effects, mapping stories, and representing hierarchies. The document also includes an activity identifying which graphic organizer matches different descriptions.

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    The document discusses different methods for organizing information, including brainstorming, which helps establish patterns of ideas, and graphic organizers like fishbone maps, Venn diagrams, problem-solution maps, cycles, plot diagrams, timelines, network trees, and spider maps. These graphic organizers use visual representations like circles, diagrams, and trees to structure concepts and connect related information in areas like comparing ideas, showing causes and effects, mapping stories, and representing hierarchies. The document also includes an activity identifying which graphic organizer matches different descriptions.

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    Selecting and Organizing Information

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    Clarenz Ken Tatierra
    The document discusses different methods for organizing information, including brainstorming, which helps establish patterns of ideas, and graphic organizers like fishbone maps, Venn diagrams, problem-solution maps, cycles, plot diagrams, timelines, network trees, and spider maps. These graphic organizers use visual representations like circles, diagrams, and trees to structure concepts and connect related information in areas like comparing ideas, showing causes and effects, mapping stories, and representing hierarchies. The document also includes an activity identifying which graphic organizer matches different descriptions.

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    Selecting and Organizing Information

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    Patrick’s class was tasked with the opening
    presentation during their school’s Foundation Day. The
    school has already decided on a theme, and the class was
    simply required to decide its own concept for the
    performance. Although Patrick facilitated the discussion,
    all of his classmates were involved because they all shared
    their own ideas. After everyone has contributed an idea,
    they evaluated the suggestions and decided to use
    Gabriel’s idea to do a musical skit.
    What is Brainstorming?

    It helps people establish patterns of ideas,


    develop new ways of thinking, activate
    background knowledge, and overcome mental
    block.
    What are Graphic Organizers?

    Are visual representations of concepts that help


    us structure information into organizational
    patterns. They present essential information and
    connect these pieces of information into a
    coherent framework
    Fishbone Map is used to better
    understand the causal relationship of
    a complex phenomenon. It shows
    the factors that cause a specific
    event or problem, as well as details
    of each cause.
    Venn Diagram is used to
    compare and contrast ideas
    and events. This diagram uses
    two or more overlapping circles
    to show similar and different
    attributes.
    Problem-Solution Map displays
    the nature of the problem and
    how it can be solved. This map
    usually contains the problem’s
    description, its causes and effects,
    and logical solutions.
    Cycle describes how a series of
    events interact to produce a set of
    results repeatedly.
    Plot Diagram is a tool used to map
    events in a story. It is used to
    analyze the major parts of a plot.
    Timeline is used to show how
    events occurred chronologically
    through a long bar labeled with
    dates and specific events.
    Network Tree is used to represent
    hierarchy, classification, and
    branching. It is useful in showing
    relationships of scientific
    categories and family trees.
    Spider Map is used to investigate
    and enumerate various aspects of
    a central idea, which could be a
    concept, topic, or theme. This
    central idea is placed at the center
    of the map.
    Activity no. 1

    Identify what is being asked.

    1. Used to show causes and effects


    2. Used to show repeated results
    3. Used to show the flow of the story
    4. Used to show similarities and differences
    5. Used to enumerate items
    6. Used to represent hierarchy, classification, and branching
    7. Are visual representations of concepts
    8. Displays the nature of the problem and how it can be solved
    9. Helps establish patterns of ideas
    10.Used to show how events occurred chronologically

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