Thinking Maps
 

 A Common Visual Language for Scherkenbach Learners

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What Are Thinking Maps?

  • Eight standard graphic organizers for brain processes that will help students "see" and organize abstract concepts
  • A common visual language for learning that is used by all grade levels
  • A research-based approach that improves reading and writing results, as well as other areas of content
  • Each map is a defined tool based on an actual thinking process in the brain
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Why Use Thinking Maps?

  • Students learn to connect abstract thought to a concrete visual.
  • ØAllows students to construct ideas, develop their learning, and interact the with content
  • ØProvides a basic communication tool for cooperative work
  • ØThinking Maps are tested and tried! They are research based
  • ØThey can be used to assess student knowledge
     
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Circle Map     Tree Map     Bubble Map     Double Bubble Map     Flow Map     Multi-Flow Map     Brace map     Bridge Map

 


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