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1. Clustering Ideas

When details come one after another, a list works well. But when details bunch up around the topic, a cluster works better. It can help you describe a topic, name categories, or explain ideas.

Begin clustering by writing the topic in the middle of the page. Then list related words around it. Circle and connect your words.

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Tip
Clustering can help you organize facts for a story, a report, a speech, or another project.

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