Mind Mapping What makes a good mind map?. Lesson Objectives  Learn the 7 principles of constructing a mind map  Construct a mind map for a civilisation.

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Mind Mapping What makes a good mind map?

Lesson Objectives  Learn the 7 principles of constructing a mind map  Construct a mind map for a civilisation

Video 

7 Principles to construct a mind map 1. Start in the centre of a landscape page 2. Use an image or picture for your central idea 3. Use colours throughout

7 Principles to construct a mind map 4. Connect Main Branches to the central image 5. Make branches curve and flow 6. Use 5 key words per line 7. Use pictures throughout

Advantages Helps you to:  Consolidate your learning  Recall the content  Break down large topics into manageable sizes

Misconceptions  Mind maps are difficult to do  Only useful for visual learners  Colors and drawings are for primary school children

Example

It is your turn! 1. Form into your groups set of color pencils, 1 piece of paper 3. Assigning A, B, C  India D, E, F, G  China H, I, J  Southeast Asia minutes to complete! (You can use your textbook)

Seating arrangement Whiteboard C B A D E F G H I J

Recap: What makes a good mind map?  Content  Organisation/ Visual Appeal  Use of colours  Simple drawings

Closure  Learnt the 7 steps of constructing a mind map  Construct a mind map for Chapter 7 on your own!