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Concept maps

Concept maps. What is a concept map :. a method to represent information visually we can better understand information in graphic form it is easier for our brain to make meaning. “A picture is worth a thousand words”. Types of concept maps. hierarchical map. spider map. flow-chart.

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Concept maps

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  1. Concept maps

  2. What is a concept map: • a method to represent information visually • we can better understand information in graphic form • it is easier for our brain to make meaning “A picture is worth a thousand words”

  3. Types of concept maps hierarchical map spider map flow-chart

  4. Hierarchical map • hierarchical map (allows dividing the problem into levels)

  5. Flow chart • flow-chart (pictorial representation describing the process analysis; very useful when examining how various steps in the process work together)

  6. Spider map • Spider map (organises information by placing the central theme or the unifying concept in the centre, outwardly radiating sub-themes around the centre of the map. These may be further developed into mind maps

  7. Mind maps

  8. A good concept map can: • make you understand the problem better • help you structure the report

  9. Possible structure of a report: • Househlod waste • Types (organic, hazardous, solid) • Waste treatment: • Recylcing (paper, metals) • waste disposal: landfils (legal, illegal) • Special treatment (hazardous waste) • Environmental issues (Pollution, public awareness)

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