Instructional Methods for Differentiation and Deeper Learning by Stronge James H.;Xu Xianxuan; & Xianxuan Xu

Author:Stronge, James H.;Xu, Xianxuan; & Xianxuan Xu
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Solution Tree
Published: 2016-08-15T00:00:00+00:00

Brainstorming

This technique provides a thinking process that strives for a nonjudgmental, supportive atmosphere in which idea production can flourish. The four basic rules of brainstorming are:

1.We rule out criticism.

2.We welcome freewheeling.

3.We desire a quantity of ideas.

4.We seek combination and improvement.

Method 635

This technique is related to brainstorming and often is referred to as brainwriting. It involves a group of students generating ideas to solve a specific problem or issue. For instance, six students write down three solutions ideas in five minutes. Each student passes the ideas to the student next to him or her for improvement or to add three new ones. The process continues until every student in the group gets a chance to contribute.

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