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GE 2 Much love and knowledge went into the creation of this guide For our creative team 150 a group of fashion lovers 150 scarves are a daily accessory All the tips and advice you146re abo. You have been given a topic from your professor. And are ready to begin brainstorming.. . (Keep in mind that you won’t necessarily use all of the ideas you generate). . You have generated lots of ideas and feel ready to identify your main idea.. The props that I could use are :. A rocking chair . A person (girl) or a puppet. Knife. Bloody blindfold. I would like to use a rocking chair as a prop because it would make things more tension ; I would also like to use a doll to sit on the chair so that would give them a sense of superiority and human features, it might also give off a creepy and cold chill.. What is the power of an idea?. IDEAS. IDEAS. Where good ideas come from …. An . idea is a NETWORK (not a single thing). I. deas . are “recycled”/re-invented from existing . ideas. A. . liquid network / a chaotic environment . January 8, 2013. What is it?. Understanding the main idea means seeing through all the detailed ideas on the page to understand what the writer is really getting at.. It’s seeing how the “bits and pieces” fit together.. In Made to Stick, Chip & Dan Heath introduced us to their checklist of sticky principles. S. implicity. U. nexpectedness. C. oncreteness. C. redibility. E. motions. S. tories. 2. Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die, by Chip Heath & Dan Heath, 2007. Improve. Kaizen . Facilitation. Objectives. Review the process of Brainstorming. Learn basic rules of Brainstorming. Learn tips on how to ‘Challenge Assumptions’. Understand how to use a PICK chart to select ideas / improvements. Katie Wray. 25/06/2013. katie.wray@ncl.ac.uk. Drivers for Interaction. Why do we want more classroom interaction?. Do our students want classroom interaction?. Wealth of experience in the room. Getting a response / validation. Interpretation Book Clubs. Look over your notes. Find a spot that captures your ideas about the novels big ideas, the lessons the author is teaching, or the author’s message and mark it. Look over your notes. Any revolutionary science or technology may look like a wild idea in its beginning. Can something that is nothing can be a number?. A wild idea. But Zero (. Shunya. ) was invented. The invention of zero changed human history. Chapter 5 section 2. Define the terms below:. Censorship. Salon. Enlightened despot. Baroque. R. ococo. Enlightenment Ideas Spread . Read Setting the Scene on page 149 as well as the Global Connections section. Performance Indicator: . Identify methods/techniques to generate a product idea. .. Vocabulary. Attribute listing. Lateral thinking. Analogies. Associations. Brainstorming. Synectics. Sketching and doodling. Grants Fund. Gail Hutchison . Innovations Officer. Sally Grubb . Project Dietitian . Plan for the morning . Intro to Eat Well Age Well project. Malnutrition – spotting signs and Food First Advice . Vocabulary. : Enlightenment, Locke, Voltaire, Rousseau . Enlightenment. a period which produced new ideas about government. Newton discovered natural laws governing the universe. many believed there were natural laws governing politics, economics, and other aspects of society as well. mcneillb@zingpow.ca. Calgary Public Library. Reasons to become a member. Free for Calgary Citizens. Access to print and digital books, music, movies, magazines, and more. Learning and research resources.