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The Mind Map
It's an interdisciplinary strategy where a student or group build(s) of a single concept or idea: a drama, an element in chemistry, a biography, a vocabulary word, an event in history, a commercial product.
The concept or idea is placed in the center of a blank sheet of paper and representations of other ideas are connected to that central concept are added, branching out in all directions on the page.
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Using labels in Mind Mapping
Teachers can use mind-maps as a review exercise, a formative assessment, or an interim assessment tool, by providing students individually or in groups with printed labels and asking students to organize the information in a way that shows relationships.
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- Write your design challenge or problem in the center of a blank piece of paper and circle it.
- Add the following five Topic Areas around the central challenge: User needs, Inspiration, Constraints, Commercial drivers, Service design trigge...
Concept Map Guide
- Select a drawing medium, i.e. pen and paper or online software for the task.
Create the main concept. Find the central idea that connects to all other ideas on your map.
Identify key concepts and list them on the page as briefly as possible.
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The 4 Steps of the Feynman Technique
- Choose the idea or concept to learn about. Write the concept as a heading on a blank piece of paper or notebook page, then write down everything you already know.
- Imagine that you have to teach the concept to a new student. In your own words, expl...
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