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What do mind maps have to do with all of this?

Floating topic

Q & A

Slide-by-slide presentations

As visual as it gets

Quick and easy editing

4. Essay writing

Cause

Carbon dioxide emissions

Greenhouse gases

Deforestation

Effect

rising temperatures

melting glaciers

widespread extinction of species

3. Cause and effect reasoning

Natural disasters

Earthquakes

Tornadoes

Hurricanes

Global warming

sea level rises

storm

strong winds

low pressure center

2. Knowledge-building

1. Brainstorming

Ways for students to use mind maps

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Reasons to use mind maps in the classroom

Mind map creation

Information processing means

comparison and contrast

generalization

evaluation

explanation

interpretation

analysis

synthesis

Look for connections between new and old information

Break ideas into pieces based on importance and hierarchy

Identify main topics and key information

There are 3 major stakes in helping students become the architects of their own learning and thinking

3. Helping students choose careers with confidence

2. Giving students the gift of autonomy

1. Not standing in the way of their natural curiosity

Mindomo, the one-stop teaching platform that helps students become the architects of their own learning

Thank you!