1.3 - Advanced Brainstorming and Ideation Techniques
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Practice Questions
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What is focused freewriting?
💡 Hint: Think about writing without stopping or allowing corrections.
Name one element of reverse brainstorming.
💡 Hint: What opposite action could lead to a solution?
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What is the primary purpose of focused freewriting?
💡 Hint: Think about writing without stopping for corrections.
In reverse brainstorming, what is considered?
💡 Hint: It involves analyzing the opposite of your goal.
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Challenge Problems
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Using focused freewriting, write a narrative beginning with an ordinary day that then takes a fantastic twist. Reflect on the characters’ emotions as they navigate this change.
💡 Hint: Think about how small changes can lead to big surprises in ordinary settings.
Create a character profile using the SCAMPER method. Start with a well-known character, then exhaust each SCAMPER step to modify them. Present two different outcomes using this method and justify the changes.
💡 Hint: Choose characters with clear motivations so you can see how alterations would impact their journey.
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