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How can you narrow your topic to a single spoke or to a sub-hearder of a spoke on the map?

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http://www.mindtools.com/brainstm.html

How can you topic to a single spoke or sub-header of a spoke on the map?

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Step by step guide to brainstorming (http://www.jpb.com/creative/brainstorming.php)


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Brainstorming (http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/authoring/studio/guidebook/brain.html)

You might find this useful.


Brainstorming - Creative Problem Solving from MindTools.com (http://www.mindtools.com/brainstm.html)

How can you narrow your topic to a single spoke or to a sub-header of a spoke on the map

Look at all of your spokes and determine which spoke you have the most data to support your position with. For example, in a literary work if you have to explain whether a cahracter is adapting to changes in their life positively or negatively, draw up your wheel of positive and negative reactions. At the end of the work see whether you have more positive or negative reactions and write on the stronger position.

For history, choose the position that has the most historical points or the most solid chronology. Look at the events that led up to the historical event you are researching and plot them in sequence and explain each of your points.

Are you able to narrow your topic to a single spoke or to subheader of a spoke on the map?