Techniques in Selecting and Organizing Information
Techniques in Selecting and Organizing Information
MODULE 2:
TECHNIQUES IN SELECTING
AND ORGANIZING
INFORMATION
Learning Objectives
At the end of the module, the student will be able to:
a. describe the brainstorming process;
b. illustrate the different types of graphic
organizers;
c. differentiate the techniques in selecting and
organizing information, and;
d. explain the difference between a topic and
sentence outline
What is
TECHNIQUE?
TECHNIQUE
A way of doing something by using a
particular knowledge or skill. It may
also be a procedure or way
something is done.
BASIC 01 Brainstorming
TECHNIQUES
IN 02 Graphic
Organizer
ORGANIZING
INFORMATION 03 Outlining
1. BRAINSTORMING
This is a prewriting
technique in which a
group jots down as
many as possible about
a given topic.
BRAINSTORMING TECHNIQUES
1. Solicit quality ideas
2. Encourage everyone to
participate
3. Do not criticize or
evaluate ideas
4. Record ideas accurately
TOOLS IN BRAINSTORMING:
1. Idea List
2. Concept Map
1. Idea List
This involves
listing ideas
about a
particular topic.
2. Concept Map
A visual
representation of
ideas and their
connections with
one another.
2. GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
A visual representation
of concepts that helps
us to structure
information into
organizational pattern.
TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
This simply
compare and
contrast between
two different
subjects or ideas.
2. Network Tree
Displays the
nature of the
problem and its
causes.
5. Timeline
This is used to show
how events occurred
chronolohically
through a long bar
labelled with dates
and specific events.
6. Plot Diagram
CRITERIA:
A. Creativity (7)
B. Clarity (8)