Mind map

Last updated Sep 13, 2022 Edit Source

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It is a note taking method for better brain engagement. When making a mind map, we engage not only the left, but also the right hemisphere of the brain, use spatial memory, build a system of associations, making it easier and faster to remember information and later reproduce it from memory.

Creating a mind map (mind map) is to jot down a certain topic using arrows or lines connected to each other and the resulting keywords that we extract from a text or lecture. A note made in this way has a radial structure that maps a sequence of associations starting from a central keyword.

Anchor links to any of the individual topics within the more extensive informational article.

Mind maps are visually appealing, catch the eye, and are easy to remember, so you can use them during:

• learning,
• reading (books, articles), but also writing texts,
• planning and setting strategies and goals (anything),
• noting the development of your ideas/projects,
• presenting your ideas, an issue,
• brainstorming (both individual and group),
• taking notes during a staff meeting, training.

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