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| List 3 strengths when using a Mind Map |
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Definition
- Adding new information in an appropriate location is easy.
- Each map is unique and personalised to the individual’s own learning style.
- allows for more creative connections while note taking |
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| List 3 weaknesses when using a Mind Map |
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Definition
- temptation to follow the structure linear method of note taking
- The unique nature of the Mind Maps does not always make them useful for conveying inform
- They are not a group tool |
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| What are the 7 key features of a mind map? |
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Definition
- Organisation of ideas
- Key Words form the basis of the map
- Association made by linkages
- Clustering and grouping of ideas
- Visual Memory - Print the key words, use colour, symbols, icons, 3D-effects,arrows and outlining groups of words
- Originality/Outstandingness - every Mind Map needs a unique centre
- Conscious involvement |
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| Briefly describe the 5 steps in making a mind map |
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Definition
1. Identify overall theme/topic
2. Write the main idea in centre of page
3. Write/draw any thoughts and link to center image
4. Continue identifying major supported information
5. Continue writing, extending down the branches |
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| A creative way to organise ideas and information in a visual manner, through words and images. |
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| Who developed the modern mind map and in what year? |
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| List 2 ways a mind map can be useful |
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- an aid in study
- problem solving |
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