MODULE 1-2 Flashcards
8 DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF DEVELOPING PARAGRAPHS:
Narration
Description
Definition
Exemplification/Classification
Comparison and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Persuasion
- describes what, when, and where something happened
- it is simply telling a story, usually from the viewpoint of one person.
NARRATION
- details what something looks like and its characteristics
DESCRIPTION
- identifies a term and sets it apart from all other terms
DEFINITION
- when you can divide a broad concept or subject into at least two specific subcategories
EXEMPLIFICATION/CLASSIFICATION
- focused intently on a significant contrast or similarity between two things
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
- shows either the reasons/results of something
CAUSE AND EFFECT
- starts off with a negative situation and ends with a positive situation
PROBLEM SOLUTION
- is something meant to get you to do or believe something
PERSUATION
6 METHODS OF DEFINITION:
• Characteristic or features
• Function
• What is not
• What it is similar to
• Example
• Its origins
- process of generating creative ideas and solution
BRAINSTORMING
ORGANIZING INFORMATION TECHNIQUES:
- Brainstorming
- Graphic Organizers
- Outlining
4 BASIC STEPS IN BRAINSTORMING :
- Lay out the problem you want to solve
- Identify the objectives of a possible solution
- Try to generate solutions individually
- When your problems, objectives, and personal solutions are clear, work as a group
- variation of a pie chart that can be used for diagramming.
CLOCK DIAGRAM
- uses circles to show the relationships among things
- represent the similarities and differences between two concepts
VENN DIAGRAM
- help you to evaluate your options
DECISION MAKING GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
- organizer that tracks what a student (Know, what, how, learn)
KWHL CHART
- is a three-part graphic organizer
- What Does It Look, Sound, Feel like?
Y- CHART
- to show how a series of events interact repeatedly through a cycle.
CYCLE DIAGRAM
appears with six categories: manpower, materials, methods, machines, measurement, and environment (mother nature)
- popularized by Kaoru Ishikawa in the 1960s.
FISHBONE DIAGRAM
- for building student vocabulary
- generating examples and non-examples
FRAYER MODEL
used to organize attributes, facts, questions or characteristics based on a single topic
STAR DIAGRAM
- also called sequence of events diagrams
- describes the stages or steps in a process
CHAIN DIAGRAM
- recall that all headings and subheadings must be words or phrases, not sentences.
TOPIC OUTLINE
- does what a topic outline does; plus, it shows exactly what you will say about each mini-topic.
SENTENCE OUTLINE
