Explaining ideas: An example of using the SEE-I method
How to use the SEE-I method to explain, for example, what learning is.
- State it: "Learning is the gaining of knowledge, understanding, or ability."
- Elaborate: "In other words, learning is the process where a person gains specific knowledge, then internalises that knowledge by using it."
- Exemplify: "For example, a child learns to ride a bike by being guided, practising, and falling before they master it."
- Illustrate: "Learning is like a sponge absorbing water, yet it does not get saturated."
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The SEE-I method for explaining ideas
We often find that we understand a topic but can't explain it to anyone. A simple method you could use to better understand and clearly communicate a concept is called SEE-I.
- State it: Clearly state the idea in a single sentence or ...
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