A visual organisational tool
Uses keywords, images, and colours to link information
Replicates how the brain organically processes and retains information
Better Memory: Visual prompts help in remembering and retaining
Increased Concentration: Decreases distractions and increases concentration
Identify your topic or concept.
Write your idea on a paper.
Find a few main ideas that support your central idea.
Draw large branches off from the main idea.
Write a keyword or phrase for each of the branches.
Use sub-branches from each main branch to point out more specific details.
Lines and arrows should be used to connect ideas.
Keywords, images, or symbols should be included to help clarify the idea.
Keep it short: Use keywords and phrases rather than full sentences. Use colour: Use different colours for different branches or topics.
Add images, icons and symbols that can be used for memorisation
Mind mapping is the ultimate tool of Visual learning. It improves understanding and develops memory and creativity. Start with the main idea, then add other related ideas.