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The Steps and Process of Brainstorming:
The Steps and Process of Brainstorming:
Step 1: Think about ANYTHING that comes to mind related to your topic (doesn't matter how silly or perfect the idea is. This is about generating ideas NOT perfection).
Step 1: Think about ANYTHING that comes to mind related to your topic (doesn't matter how silly or perfect the idea is. This is about generating ideas NOT perfection).
Step 2: Write down ALL the ideas on either a piece of paper or a digital document.
Step 2: Write down ALL the ideas on either a piece of paper or a digital document.
Step 3: Find where some of your ideas can connect or relate so they could be used to support a main point about your topic.
Step 3: Find where some of your ideas can connect or relate so they could be used to support a main point about your topic.
Step 4: Simplify each grouping into one short statement that could be used as a sub-topic to your topic. (Example if the topic is "Why five years of High School is bad" your sub-topic could be "It will cost more money" and this covers all the details you brainstormed related to it costing more money).
Step 4: Simplify each grouping into one short statement that could be used as a sub-topic to your topic. (Example if the topic is "Why five years of High School is bad" your sub-topic could be "It will cost more money" and this covers all the details you brainstormed related to it costing more money).
Brainstorming Essay Example.webmWhy should we brainstorm and what are some different ways to brainstorm?
Why should we brainstorm and what are some different ways to brainstorm?
Freewriting is a great way to generate new ideas and to get unstuck in writing. It helps you get into that flow of writing where you feel like you can just keep going and going. See the resources below on how to practice freewriting.
Freewriting is a great way to generate new ideas and to get unstuck in writing. It helps you get into that flow of writing where you feel like you can just keep going and going. See the resources below on how to practice freewriting.
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