single spoke and sub header spoke

alicia410 · #1 29-Jun-2006, 06:27

How can you narrow your topic to a single spoke or to a sub-header spoke on a map? How does this type of prewritting activity prepare you for outlining?

PCWarren · #2 12-Aug-2006, 21:32

I'm not understanding single spoke and sub-headers

**Tdol** · #3 13-Aug-2006, 16:23

I've seen this question before and I don't know what it refers to either.

mustafaa27 · #4 06-Sep-2006, 19:19

Can someone please help???????????????????

mmboose · #5 14-Sep-2006, 04:33

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Originally Posted by PCWarren

I'm not understanding single spoke and sub-headers

A spoke in brainstorming techniques, with the mind mapping. It's is just like a spoke on a wheel. When asking for a single spoke it means, one of the lines that is off of the main subject of the map. As in, the center of the paper will have a circle, inside that circle you would put your main topic, mine would be "Employee Privacy Rights in the Workplace", now you draw 4 or 5 lines outwards all on different sides of that circle. those lines are spokes.

I haven't figured out the sub-headers yet, but I am going to assume that those are the circles that you draw after you make the lines.

**Tdol** · #6 14-Sep-2006, 10:06

Thank you very much for that, Mmboose.

sonjamauro · #7 27-Sep-2006, 01:26

How can you narrow your topic to a single spoke or to a sub-header spoke on a map? How does this type of prewritting activity prepare you for outlining?
I am writing a paper on homeschooling and I'm puzzled over the sub-header. What is it?

sonjamauro · #8 27-Sep-2006, 01:33

Thank you...

beckymclaughlin@bellsouth · #9 27-Sep-2006, 15:38

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Originally Posted by alicia410

How can you narrow your topic to a single spoke or to a sub-header spoke on a map? How does this type of prewritting activity prepare you for outlining?

I am just starting college and into my second week. I was just wanting some information on what is a sub-header or a single spoke? Can everybody help me?