Mindmaps
These patterns can be used to record information in mindmaps (concept maps). The process of constructing mindmaps is simple: identify the main points or concepts; see how they connect with each other; then arrange them in an appropriate form. Research shows that people who use these summarising maps improve their ability to understand and recall information. Making the maps is a process of ACTIVE learning. This technique helps you to organise content, save time, improve recall and use creative thought processes. Mindmaps can be used for brainstorming a new topic, planning, notemaking, summarising and revision.
Here are examples using information from your course:
Cyclical
Hierarchical
Radial
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(Note: this could be a plan for the model in the Critical Reflection section.) |
