Mind
Mapping is a popular brainstorming tool and learning technique of visually
arranging ideas and their interconnections. It can be used to graphically
arrange the linkages of some central concept or issue with other concepts or
issues into memorable treelike diagrams.
It allows you to create, capture,
organize, and communicate readily understood and highly interactive visual
representations of complex ideas, information, and data.
A
mind map always starts from some problem or issue which is positioned in the
center. Typically it contains words, short phrases and pictures, which are
connected to the central issue by lines.
Most people are visually oriented. Using structure, words, color, images, and hyperlinks (and sounds) to bring concepts to life, Mind Mapping links a central concept or issue with related concepts or issues.
Most people are visually oriented. Using structure, words, color, images, and hyperlinks (and sounds) to bring concepts to life, Mind Mapping links a central concept or issue with related concepts or issues.
Here's the teacher designed activity:
Using Mind Maps as a Teaching and Learning Tool to Promote Student Engagement
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| Mind Maps from my physics students. |
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