Mind maps are diagrams used to represent words, ideas, tasks or other items centered around a central key word or idea. They are great for brainstorming, staying on topic and starting and developing ideas for papers and projects. For a more in depth definition of mind map, you can find more information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_map. Mind mapping is also a great way to look at how you think on paper. I think many of you will find this visual tool helpful in structuring information, analyzing ideas, comprehend and synthesize new ideas and much more! I found a website that gives you simple step by step instructions on how to create a mind map. I would like each of you to look over the steps and come up with an idea of something you would like to use for a mind map tomorrow in class. You can find the complete and simple steps at http://www.mapyourmind.com/howto.htm. I really hope all of you give it a try, as I think many of you will find this helpful and even enjoy it! Below I've included an example to help all of you get started.
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