Concept- or mind-mapping
for learning Tony Buzan video: how to mindmap
I must Create a System,
or be enslaved by another Man's Wm. Blake, 1757 - 1827 English
Mind mapping was developed by Tony Buzan: "The
Mind Map Book: How to Use Radiant Thinking to Maximize
Your Brain's Untapped Potential", Penguin Books, New York.
More information is available in a Mind Mapping FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions) Document.
Concept maps have their origin in the work of
David Ausubel (advanced organizers). The technique of
concept mapping was developed by Joseph D Novak at
Cornell. "Concept maps have their origin in the learning
movement called constructivism. In particular,
constructivists hold that prior knowledge is used as a
framework to learn new knowledge. In essence, how we think
influences how and what we learn. Concept maps identify
the way we think, the way we see relationships between
knowledge." Grayson H. Walker,
Concept Mapping and
Curriculum Design, Teaching Resource Center, The
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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