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How to create a mindmap
4 CommentsIt’s important that we teach skills as well as content to students – that much is obvious. The trouble is, we as educators need to have those skills to begin with! I’m always looking for ways to improve my mindmapping skills, so Lifehacker’s guide to mindmapping comes as a welcome boost just before the new academic year begins! :D
Published on August 22, 2007 · Filed under: Uncategorized;
4 Responses to “How to create a mindmap”
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For primary children can I also recommend Mind Maps for Kids: An Introduction by Tony Buzan (ISBN: 978-0007151332).
This is a really good introduction explaining how primary children can use Mind mapping in their everyday work. I often lend this book to children (and their parents) and have had very positive comments.
Andrew
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