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Mind Maps

Discover the power of Mind Mapping in enhancing your learning, memory, and creativity. Learn from Buzan's techniques to unlock your mind's full potential. Practice and develop effective Mind Maps for improved performance in various aspects of life. Join us in a session to explore the art of Radiant Thinking!

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Mind Maps

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  1. Mind Maps Department of Management and Marketing

  2. You may not have known it, but you stand over a 99 per cent chance that your brain has been in a ‘non-Creativity’ prison from the time you started school to the time you are now reading these words Buzan The Power of Creative Intelligence 2001

  3. Session Outline • Introduction to Mind Mapping • The Mind Mapping Technique • The uses and application of Mind Maps

  4. Definitions • “The Mind Map is an expression of Radiant Thinking and is therefore a natural function of the human mind.” • “The mind map can be applied to every aspect of life where improved learning and clearer thinking will enhance human performance” Tony Buzan (1994)

  5. Characteristics • The subject of attention is crystallised in a central image • The main themes of the subject radiate from the central image as branches • Branches comprise a key image or key word printed on an associated line. • The branches form a connected nodal structure. • Enrich Mind Maps with colour, pictures, codes which will aid creativity, memory and recall.

  6. Lets Practice • Place an image or symbol of yourself in the centre of your mind map. • Use topics such as skills, education, family, friends, hobbies etc to create the ‘branches’ of the map • Use colour, symbols,

  7. Effective Mind Mapping (Gelb 1988) • Start the map by drawing a picture of the topic in the centre of the paper • Use keywords • Connect the words with lines radiating out from the central image • Print the keywords • Print one keyword per line • Use Colours, pictures and codes for emphasis • Free associate, then organise

  8. Exercise • Develop a mind map to help you ………… • Make a presentation on your group project • You can then use this mind map in your individual PDP portfolio

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