Using a mind map to organise study notes

A short video on the value of using a mind map to organise study notes, and some tips for creating one.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• mind
• map
• revision
• notetaking
• religious
• studies

[camperinCod43]

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[myoldreteacher]

@camperinCod43 Thank you!

[iinsitin]

Hey..thank you so much for this video :) I am a psychology student, and I am currently having a problem with my learning style. I know I am a visual learner, i like to see something colorful too.but with my psychology textbook, I don't know how to start to make the mind map. cos, you know there are so many theories and all are about understnding the concept. How do I make a mind map for this kinda thing? THANKS SO MUCH! Reply please :)

[myoldreteacher]

@iinsitin Start small and go from there. Don't try and mind-map the whole book in one go, Mind Map one chapter or one section in the chapter. Use a key theme or idea as the central image and go from there. All Mind Maps do is help you engage with the information in a creative and new way. It's just a way of keeping your interest and attention.

[koskaloca]

I have been using this videos quite a bid, and i feel the obligation to say to you, THANK YOU =))))) You video is very helpful, i just in the middle of my assignments, and i need to make a mind map, but like you i got too much information, so i remember your video, and here i am =)))) also the way you explain it is so easy to understand ( my tang language is Spanish) you video is my reference for my mind map, again thank you so much for take your time to do it, and share with everybody.

[myoldreteacher]

@koskaloca I am deeply and sincerely humbled by your comment... THANK YOU! (And all the best for your assignments).

[myoldreteacher]

@asmcriminaL - Agreed! It is very detailed, but I did this mainly to show how you can really understand an idea/ideas using visual means. Limiting oneself to writing out copious amounts of notes is also labour intensive, and (for me) not particularly useful. By presenting material in new way, it forces one to interiorise the ideas and find new ways to present them, and in the process showing you've actually understood something in more than a superficial way.

Thanks for your comment :)

[betta144]

Great video



[distractionxx]

great video thanks

[sedative3145]

I love how British people talk.

[lucii69jucii]

are you daniel radcliff...?

[YellowKite2010]

@iinsitin Based on e-learning research of the cognitive learning process conducted by Clarke and Mayer, we find that the "learning styles" theory is false. I would encourage you to focus on these authors' research and also that of Robert F. Mager. Learning is learning...and what I mean by that, is if done properly...and in the correct manner, you will be successful. Please read these authors' work.

[sarmadyako]

this is just amazing!!!!!