What it is? thinking maps are visual tools for learning, and include eight visual patterns each linked to a specific cognitive process. thinking maps designed for students to use in order to learn and retain information, through the process of gathering and packaging that information in a visual, memorable and concise way.
The eight map types are:
- Circle Map
- used for defining in context
- Bubble Map
- used for describing with adjectives
- Flow Map
- used for sequencing and ordering events
- Brace Map
- used for identifying part/whole relationships
- Tree Map
- used for classifying or grouping
- Double Bubble Map
- used for comparing and contrasting
- Multi-flow map
- used for analyzing causes and effects
- Bridge map
- used for illustrating analogies
In assignment 2 student will have to create at least 3 types of Thinking Map for different sub-topic in Topic 2 , computer science subject for matriculation
For more information, visit http://www.thinkingmaps.com or youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsTpbj42K44- I suggest you to watch this video in youtube and learn more about thingking maps: iThink
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