Saturday, September 12, 2015

Cluster of My Controversy

In this blog post, I will be sharing a Coggle I created of Jahi McMath's brain death and the controversy that surrounds it. In the cluster, I linked the most apparent figures in the McMath case and the sides they represent. Through the Coggle, I showed how each of the perspectives have unique outcomes that intertwine to eventually create the lawsuit.

"Brain Hernation." Anonymous, for Public Domain


Reflection:

After reading Charles and Hannah's posts, I realized that my Coggle is pretty different from some of the other ones. Apparently, my thought process is a bit more sporadic and disorganized. I think that can be a good thing though, because if I plan ahead, then I have some unique perspectives about where I can take my writing. I do think that it might be easier for me to make clusters by hand, because I struggled a little with the technological aspect of mapping a cluster online.
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2 comments:

  1. Ann Emilie TjorhomSeptember 12, 2015 at 5:53 PM

    Jessi, I loved that your Coggle told the story while also organizing the information. I would just suggest that you don't forget the ideology/values of the different groups when you write your QRG.

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  2. MLubniewskiSeptember 12, 2015 at 10:58 PM

    I feel as though your use of Coggle is demonstrative of the creative ways it can be applied to organize a quite complex story, showing how it can branch out.

    In many ways, I almost feel as though the way you employed Coggle's branches and fluid look help demonstrate the nuanced and complex ways all the elements of the controversy interact and impact each other, and where they link.

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