Branching out
The initial branches should still be general. As you branch out further, and the radial tree gets more complex, the nodes become more specific in scope.
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I recently wrote an article on my blog, EdEfficiency, on the topic of Mind Maps. I started implementing them in my Biology lectures, and saw miraculous results. I was able to remember more content, and had easy notes to reference later on.
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