Classroom Assessment Technique: Concept Maps

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Uploaded by on Oct 7, 2008

Dr. Karen Rohrbauck Stout, an associate professor at Western Washington University, has used concept mapping and mind mapping since she was an undergraduate, and now incorporates this assessment technique to improve her teaching in her own college classroom. Students and instructors alike will find her approach to concept mapping fun, efficient, and most of all, an effective learning strategy.

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  • acceptable new concept of teaching..this will help student to be interested in learning and this will also help teachers to be reliable with their teaching!

  • Dr. Karen Rohrbauck Stout's suggestions for the use of mind maps in instruction are excellent. This video has challenged me to think of ways in which I could use these approaches in online courses. The key would seem to be using a software toolkit that is freely available and does not require too steep a learning curve. IHMC's CMAP is probably a good place to start.

  • Thank you. I feel you should give the whole vid summarized , in a description, written. As some may feel easy to understand when they read.

  • Thank U

  • cool

  • Thank you this video was very helpful, I'm doing a Graduate Diploma of teaching and we needed to learn about concept mapping. Thanks for explaining it in a way I was able to understand it better!

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