NUMBER GAME

1ST ROUND
3 POINTS
7 / 18 / 1 / 16 / 8 / 9 / 3

GRAPHIC
2 / 18 / 1 / 9 / 14/ 19 / 20 /
15 / 18 / 13 / 9 / 14 / 7

BRAINSTORMING
15 / 18 / 7 / 1 / 14 / 9 / 26 / 5
/ 18 / 19

ORGANIZERS
15 / 21 / 20 / 12 /9 / 14 / 5

OUTLINE
9 / 4 / 5 / 1 // 12 / 9 / 19 /
20

IDEA LIST
2 ND ROUND
5 POINTS
14 / 15 / 13 / 9 / 14 / 1 / 12
//10/ 18 / 15 / 21 / 16

NOMINAL GROUP
3 / 12 / 1 / 19 / 19 / 9 / 6 / 9 /
3 / 1 / 18+ / 9 / 15 / 14
16
8
//15 / √324 / 7 / 1 / 14 / 3 /2

26 / 5 / 18 / 19
CLASSIFICATION ORGANIZERS
3 / 30÷ 2 / 13 / 16 / 1 / 18 / 5 //
3/ /√196 / 20/ 18 / 1 / 19 /
45
3
240
12
COMPARE - CONTRAST
3RD ROUND
7 POINTS
19 / 14 / 20 /
3RD PRIME NUMBER
AFTER 1 / 14 / 3 / 5 // − / 21
78 3
5 5
/ 20 / 4×2-20+27 / 9 / 14 / 5
SENTENCE OUTLINE
4 / A DOZEN / 15 / 9 × 5 ÷ 6 ×
2

3 − 3 + // 4 / 9 / 1 / 12 / / 1
1 90
2 5
/ 2 PRIME NUMBER AFTER 7
ND

PLOT DIAGRAM
2 × 2 / 5 / 2-6+5+3 / 19 / 21 /
3 2

− / 19 / 9 / 5 × 3 − 5 + 5 /
5 4
4 16
14 // 13 / / 16
75 9
+
100 36

PERSUASION MAP
Techniques in
selecting and
organizing
information
A. BRAINSTORMING
 BRAINSTORMING
-Brainstorming is perhaps the most
popular tool in generating creative
and rich ideas.
- Helps establish patterns of ideas,
develop new ways of thinking,
activate background knowledge, and
overcome mental block.
 METHODS IN BRAINSTORMING

01 Create an idea list

This strategy is especially appropriate to textual
people, or those who are more comfortable in
processing words than visuals. It simply requires you
to write the main topic and then write down all the
related concepts below it.
 METHODS IN BRAINSTORMING
Topic- Unemployment
1. Jobs
01 2. Poverty
Create an idea list 3. Salary
4. Lack of education
5. Lack of jobs
6. Low salary
7. Lack of money
8. Fresh Graduates
 METHODS IN BRAINSTORMING

02 Create an idea map

It is a visual representation of ideas and their
connections with one another. It is more structured
than the idea list.
 METHODS IN BRAINSTORMING

02 Create an idea map

Put the big idea or question at the center. Then, add a
related idea by writing down I a circle near the big
idea, and drawing a line between the two to show
how the ideas are connected.
METHODS IN BRAINSTORMING
 VARIATIONS IN BRAINSTORMING
01 NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE
02 GROUP PASSING TECHNIQUE
03 TEAM IDEA MAPPING METHOD
04 DIRECTED BRAINSTORMING
 VARIATIONS IN BRAINSTORMING
05 GUIDED BRAINSTORMING

06 INDIVIDUAL BRAINSTORMING

07 QUESTION BRAINSTORMING
 B. GRAPHIC
ORGANIZERS
 GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
-are visual representations of concepts that
help us structure information into
organizational patterns. Also known as
knowledge map, story map, cognitive
organizer, advance organizer or concept
diagram
 FORMS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

01 RELATIONAL ORGANIZERS
-Storyboard
-Fishbone Chart
-Cause and effect web
STORYBBOARD
FISHBONE CHART
CAUSE AND EFFECT WEB
 FORMS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
02 CATEGORY/ CLASSIFICATION
ORGANIZERS
-Concept mapping
-KWL tables
-Mind mapping
CONCEPT MAPPING
K.W.L LABELS/CHART
MIND MAPPING
 FORMS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
03 SEQUENCE ORGANIZERS
-Chain
-Ladder
-Cycle
CHAIN
LADDER
CYLE
 FORMS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
04 COMPARE-CONTRAST ORGANIZERS
-Dashboard (business)
-Venn Diagrams
DASHBOARD
VENN DIAGRAM
 FORMS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
05 CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
-Story web
-Word web
-Circle web
-Flow web
STORY WEB
WORD WEB
WORD WEB
FLOW WEB
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
01 VENN DIAGRAM
It is used to compare and contrast ideas and
events. This diagram uses two or more
overlapping circles to show similar and
different attributes.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
02 NETWORK TREE
It is used to represent hierarchy, classification
and branching. It is useful in showing
relationship of scientific categories, family trees
and even lineages.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
03 SPIDER MAP
Also known as semantic map. It is used to
investigate and enumerate various aspects
of a central idea, which could be a concept,
topic, or theme.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
04 PROBLEM-SOLUTION MAP
It 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.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
05 TIMELINE
It is used to show how events occurred
chronologically through a long bar labeled with
dates and specific events. It can be either linear
or comparative.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
06 PLOT DIAGRAM
It is a tool used to map events in a story,
used to analyze the major parts of a plot.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
06 PLOT DIAGRAM
a. A. Exposition
b. B. Inciting moment
c. C. Rising action
d. D. Climax
e. E. Falling Action
f. F. Resolution
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
07 Series of Events Chain
It is used to show logical sequence of events
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
08 FISHBONE MAP
It 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.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
09 CYCLE
It describes how a series of events interact
to produce a set of results repeatedly. Some
examples of events that require a cycle are
water cycle, metamorphosis and poverty
cycle.
 TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
10 PERSUASION MAP
It is used to map out arguments and
evidence that points to a viewpoint. This
map is especially useful when processing
persuasion or argumentative texts.
C. TOPIC
OUTLINE
 OUTLINE
-An outline is a tool for organizing ideas. It is used not only
as a pre-writing strategy, but also as a post-reading activity.
When preparing an outline, you can either use a decimal
outline or an alphanumeric outline.
 OUTLINE
-There are four principles that need to be followed in
making an effective outline. These principles are
coordination, subordination, division and parallel
construction.
 OUTLINE
1. Select a subject
2. Write out your purpose.
3. Make a list of ideas that support your subject
4. Cross out unnecessary or unrelated ideas.
5. Determine the main headings.
 OUTLINE
6. Group the remaining ideas under the main headings.
7. Decide which points will be subheadings and which
points will be the supporting details.
8. Arrange the main points and sub-points at precise
order.
 TOPIC OUTLINE
-uses words and phrases as its entries.
Generally, a topic outline is used if the ideas
are being discussed can be arranged in a
number of ways. Make sure that each point
is stated in the parallel grammatical form.
I. Family Problems
A. Custodial: Non-custodial Conflicts
B. Extended Family
C. Adolescent's Age
II. Economic Problems
A. Child Support
B. Women's Job Training
C. Lower Standard of Living
D. Possible Relocation
1. Poorer Neighborhood
2. New School
III. Peer Problems
A. Loss of Friends
B. Relationships with Dates
D. SENTENCE
OUTLINE
 SENTENCE OUTLINE
-Every heading consists of a complete
sentence. This outline is usually useful to
longer papers such as research paper.
I. An effect of cooking and eating at home is the complete
control of one’s food
A. The opportunity to hand pick the most quality ingredients
1. Health and nutritional effects
B. Cooking and preparing the food exactly as preferred
C. Enjoying the experience in the comfort of one’s own home

II. Economically, cooking and eating at home will save

money
A. Fewer trips out of the house
B. Groceries and ingredients are much cheaper than dishes
served in restaurants
C. No need to tip wait staff

III. Another effect of cooking and eating at home is a

closeness between family and friends
A. It is much more personal to cook for someone than to take
them out to eat
B. Family members and friends can teach and learn from each
other in the kitchen