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This document discusses how to apply creative thinking strategies to address the topic of political corruption. It covers gathering information, creating a thesis, promoting curiosity, and eliminating bias. It is for the HUM/111 module.
What's inside
- Gathering information on political corruption
- Creating a thesis for the topic
- Promoting curiosity in readers
- Eliminating bias from the original articles
- Strategies for applying creativity to problems
- Using reliable sources to support points
Who it is for: Students taking the HUM/111 Creative Thinking module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Political corruption is a problem in many countries. Students learn how to apply creative thinking strategies to research and write about this topic.
Gathering Information
Gather information from reliable websites. Research is needed to support and prove the stories about political corruption.
Promoting Curiosity
Create questions to promote curiosity. Encourage readers to ask questions. Use evidence to support points and keep readers engaged.
Eliminating Bias
Stay honest and use reliable sources. Deliver news accurately to avoid bias and maintain reader trust.
Writing A Thesis
Create a thesis to stay focused on the topic. Jot down facts and examples to support anecdotes.
Key terms
- Curiosity
- A desire to know more about a topic.
- Bias
- A prejudice or favour towards a particular viewpoint.
- Reliable sources
- Information from trustworthy and accurate websites.
- Thesis
- A statement that outlines the main point of an essay.
- Anecdotes
- Short stories or examples used to support a point.
- Evidence
- Facts or information that support a claim.
Questions this document helps with
- How can curiosity be promoted when writing about political corruption?
- What strategies can be used to eliminate bias in writing?
- How can reliable sources be used to support claims about political corruption?
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