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Thinking Map (Peta i-think)
8 Types of Thinking Maps
Circle Map
most commonly used for brainstorming sessions.
Bubble Map
commonly used to identify or demonstrate qualities that typically use descriptive words.
Double Bubble Map
used to compare the differences of various things or situations.
Tree Map
used to organize information by classifying or dividing things by class or category.
Brace Map
used to describe the part of a topic thoroughly and in detail.
Flow Map
used to shows a sequence or order.
Multi-flow Map
used to show causal relationships of events and such.
Bridge Map
shows the relationship between two or more topics.
List of references:
Peta i-Think: Peta Pemikiran Kemahiran Berfikir Aras Tinggi (KBAT). (2021, October 29). Student Portal.
https://studentportal.my/peta-i-think/
Hassan, S. R., Rosli, R., & Zakaria, E. (2016). The Use of i-Think Map and Questioning to Promote Higher-Order Thinking Skills in Mathematics. Creative Education, 07(07), 1069–1078.
https://doi.org/10.4236/ce.2016.77111
Introduction of Thinking Map
Thinking map (i-Think) is a program to enhance and promote the skills of thinking among students. The i-Think means “innovative thinking” which pupils are provided with the skills of thinking.
The purpose of introducing i-Think is to produce human capital that has a critical and creative thinking, innovative and competitive
There are eight types of these maps, and each are designed for a specific purpose and offers its own benefits.
