Understanding Reviewed Regularly
Understanding Reviewed Regularly
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Mind Mapping
Mind Mapping
Mind Mapping is a visual tool that helps us structure, organize, memorize, arrange, brainstorm and learn information. You can also use them to make links between topics.
What could I use it for?
Branches of essay paragraphs
Scientific definitions
Scenes/quotes/characters from books
Drama themes/genres
Expressive Art/Design factors
Formations of physical environments
Key historical events and impacts
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Identify
Identify
Select a topic you wish to revise. Have your class notes, knowledge organisers (and mayeb Achieve) ready.
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Sub Topics
Sub Topics
Place the main topic in the centre of your page and identify sub-topics that will branch off.
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Branch Off
Branch Off
Branch of your sub-topics with further detail.
Try not to fill the page with too much writing.
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Images & Colour
Images & Colour
Use images and colour to help topics stick into your memory.
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Visible
Visible
Place completed mind maps in places where you can see them frequently.
Avoid using too much information: mind maps are designed to summarise key information and connect areas of a topic/subjects. If you overcrowd the page, you lose the point of the mind map and will find it harder to visualise the information when trying to recall it.
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