Sunday, August 23, 2020

How to Create a Concept Map

The following information is used for educational purposes only.



How to Create a Concept Map


Apr 27, 2017






U of G Library


Follow these seven simple steps to create a concept map to help you study!

Transcript:

How to create a concept map.

What is a concept map?

A concept map is a visual way to organize thoughts and make connections between ideas.

How can I use a concept map?

You can use a concept map to brainstorm and organize ideas, create an outline for an assignment, or test your knowledge and review for exams.

How do I make a concept map? 
 By following these seven steps...

Step 1: Start by identifying the main topic, and brainstorm everything you know about it. Use all relevant content from lectures, texts, and other course material.

Step 2: Organize your information into main points.

Step 3: Start creating your map: Begin with your main topic, then branch out to major points and supporting details.

Step 4: Review your map and look for more connections. Use arrows, symbols, and colours to show relationships between ideas.

Step 5: Include details: definitions, equations, and diagrams are all useful.

Step 6: Analyze and improve your map. Ask yourself: How do the ideas fit together? Have you made all necessary connections? Is the map accurate, logical and detailed?

Step 7: As you learn more, update your concept map to reflect your better understanding. Try talking out loud about your concept map. 

Ask yourself: Can I describe the connections between these ideas?
Following these seven simple steps will allow you to create a concept map to help you study.

For more information, get in touch!


Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZJj6DwCqSU

No comments:

Post a Comment

All comments are welcomed as far as they are constructive and polite.

La vejez. Drama y tarea, pero también una oportunidad, por Santiago Kovadloff

The following information is used for educational purposes only. La vejez. Drama y tarea, pero también una oportunidad Los años permiten r...