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BASIC
TEMPLATE
Professor Stevens, English 21 |
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The pre-writing
brainstorming chart above allows the writer to add additional ideas
randomly. However, the brainstorming chart below limits
additional ideas. Because as more ideas pop into the writers head,
it becomes more difficult to add ideas below, for the list becomes too
complex. On the other hand, the bubble chart
above
allows the writer to draw lines and add bubbles in a 360 degree area as
you will soon discover when you move on to the page on "Essays." |
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Control
teenage drinking
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A “Just Say No”
campaign (like drugs)
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Wine ads show
drinking—romantic & sexy
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Give examples of
ads
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Eliminate
billboards ads
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Sports figures show
drinking as cool
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Give examples of
billboards
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Run anti-drinking
ads in/on media
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Show dangers of
drinking
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Use celebrity teens
respect
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Show drinking isn’t
cool
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Anti-drinking
programs in school
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Start SADD
organization
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Make posters
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Have assemblies
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Write essays
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Create art
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Your Own Cluster Chart
Print out the cluster chart
below
and fill-in your own cluster chart or use the list above by placing
word(s) that will generate sentences
in the white circles.
The red circle is the topic
(drinking). The
yellow circles indicate possible
"paragraphs." Keep the topic simple and
your sentences uncomplicated. To communicate one does not have to
have long sentences with complex words. Keep your writing simple,
and your essay will impart what you are trying to communicate. |
Clustering or
diagramming:
Blank Cluster Chart.
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