Mind maps are similar to concept maps, word webbing and bubble writing. All of these tend to share similar processes, such as brainstorming, conceptualizing, illustrating, and making connections or relationships. Mind maps can be done in groups or by individuals. They are visual organizers that enable students to integrate, sort and recall information and ideas. They especially appeal to the visual learner.
Mind maps are powerful tools for learners.
This particular exercise on mind mapping can be used on its own as an introduction to a unit of study on World War I or as an introduction to the learning resource War, Peace and Security of the series Canadians in the Global Community. Start mind mapping activity now.