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I-think map
What is?
I-think Maps are a set of techniques used in primary and secondary education . There are eight diagram types that are intended to correspond with eight different fundamental thinking processes. They are supposed to provide a common visual language to information structure, often employed when students take notes.
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Pro&Con
Pro
Remember more
It is widely accepted that a mind map can greatly stimulate your brain in new ways than normal linear notes can’t. Using mind mapping tools enable you to generate a lot more new ideas, identify the right relations among the information stored in your brain and ultimately improve your retention. Mind maps give you the freedom to think out of the box and stay creative all day long. Ultimately, you will be able to remember up to six times more thanks to the use of both images and words.
Speed
You can develop ideas fast. This is because you draw your ideas in the form of keywords, shapes, and arrows. You can review your ideas fast, too, as you don’t have to skim through different pages of notes. All information is in one page, a single sheet of paper.
Cons
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Takes time
The truth is that creating a mind map can take a lot of precious time. Unfortunately, time is an asset most of us lack.
Tony Buzen Mindmap
What is?
Tony Buzen map is a two-dimensional note-taking technique with which a mind map is made using all the relevant knowledge about a specific subject.By mapping out key words or word pictures (i.e. words that summarize a certain aspect concisely and that serve as a basis for further association) using imagery, drawings and colour we use our full brain power
Difference
Traditional teaching and learning used repetition and memorisation of information to educate students,it meant that they were not developing their critical thinking,problem solving and decision-making skills.Thinking map learning encourages students to collaborate and therefore be more productive.