This document provides information about different brainstorming techniques. It defines brainstorming as a process of generating new ideas in a group setting by spontaneously contributing ideas without judgement. Some key brainstorming techniques discussed include nominal group technique, where members anonymously contribute ideas and vote; group passing technique, where ideas are written and passed around in a circle; team idea mapping, where a topic is explored through association; and directed, guided, individual, and question brainstorming approaches. The document suggests brainstorming can spark new ideas that may not otherwise be considered and involves listing, clustering, and developing ideas.

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17. Brainstorming
> What is brainstorming?
> Types of brainstorming
> Rules of brainstorming
> What is brainstorming used for?
> Benefits of brainstorming
> Risks from brainstorming

18. Brainstorming
> is a process of generating new ideas
> Alex Osborn stated that brainstorming is
a conference technique by which a
group attempts to find a solution for a
specific process by amassing all the
ideas spontaneously by its members.

19. Brainstorming
> To brainstorm is to use a set of specific
rules and techniques which encourage
and spark off new ideas which would
never have happened under normal
circumstances

20. Brainstorming
involves three
activities:
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21. Clusteri
ng

22. Listing

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•Practice speaking with others
•Take classes
•Guess at the meanings of
words
•Listen to radio or TV
•Observe others
•Set reasonable goals
•Don’t be afraid to experiment
•Study vocabulary in related
topics
•Ask others to correct you
•Look for patterns in your
errors
•Organize your study time
•Use special techniques to
remember new words
•Ask for help when you don’t
understand
•Review material regularly
•Use a dictionary
•Choose a good textbook

24. Freewri
tingA writing strategy
developed by Peter
Elbow in 1973.

26. Write about the
given topics for five
minutes.
(Freewriting)
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27. Nominal Group Technique
> Participants are asked to write their
ideas anonymously. Then, the
facilitator collects the ideas and the
group votes on each idea.

28. Group Passing Technique
> Each person in a circular group
writes down one idea and then
passes the piece of paper to the next
person, who adds some thoughts.
This continues until everybody gets
his/her piece of paper back.

29. TeamIdea Mapping Method
> This brainstorming method works
by association. It starts with a well-
defined topic. Each participant
brainstorms individually, then all
ideas are merged into one large
idea map. Once all ideas are
captured, the group can take action.

30. Directed Brainstorming
> This is a variation of electronic
brainstorming. It can be done manually
or with computers.

31. Guided Brainstorming
> This kind is time set aside to
brainstorm either individually or as a
collective group about a particular
subject.

32. Individual Brainstorming
> It is the use of brainstorming in
solitary.

33. Question Brainstorming
> This process involves brainstorming
the questions.

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