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This is a useful interactive teaching technique that allows all participants to make a contribution without fear of judgement from others. | This is a useful interactive teaching technique that allows all participants to make a contribution without fear of judgement from others. | ||
Here are the steps: | Here are the steps: | ||
# Students listen to a question | # Students listen to a question/idea/concept posed by the teacher - these should be open-ended with no specific right answers in order to generate a range of responses. | ||
# Students offer their ideas when the teacher asks them one by one - it is not necessary for students to raise their hands as everyone is encouraged to make a contribution | # Students offer their ideas when the teacher asks them one by one - it is not necessary for students to raise their hands as everyone is encouraged to make a contribution. | ||
# All ideas are recorded by the teacher where everyone can see them | # All ideas are recorded by the teacher where everyone can see them. | ||
After the brainstorm session the ideas can be further processed in line with the plan for the rest of the lesson. | After the brainstorm session the ideas can be further processed in line with the plan for the rest of the lesson. | ||
