Mind Maps

What It Is:

• A visual diagram used to represent words, ideas, or concepts linked to a central concept.

How It Helps:

• Encourages a holistic view of the subject, showing relationships between topics, and helps with memory by engaging both creative and logical thinking.

How to Use It:

• Start with a central idea in the middle of the page.

• Branch out with main ideas, and sub-branches for details.

• Use keywords, symbols, or images for better engagement.

Review the mind map to see connections between topics.

Tips on using it properly:

• Use mind maps for relational, nonlinear note-taking.

• Focus on visually representing information and its connections on a single page.

Example Mind Maps:

Try going from overall main point to smaller subtopics and then the different main points under those subtopics.

Another example of a hand draw mind map: