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Mind Mapping Software
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甘特图软件
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Mind Maps for Education
Mind maps for Business
用于个人发展的思维导图
思维导图的好处
文章
甚麼是思維導圖?
How to Mind Map?
How to Take Notes with Mind Maps?
How to Prioritize Tasks with Mind Maps?
What is a Concept Map?
Top 29 Mind Map Examples
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作者:
Alli Unger
11 年以前
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Mind Map - Strategies for Struggling Readers/Writers
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Not to pass a test, but rather to gather information and apply knowledge
What to Read
Combine disciplines
Using a variety of sources
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Using real world samples that affect young students' daily lives
Venturing outside the textbook
How to Write
Give students samples of writing, and have them hunt for the various purposes of writing (6 branches of What to Write)
MODEL, MODEL, MODEL
Show students mentor texts from real-world situations
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What to Write
Works in which students take a particular position and attempt to persuade readers to agree with their stance
Works that challenge students to analyze and interpret topics that are difficult to understand
Works in which a student "wrestles" with a question and hooks the reader with the problem and allows reader to observe
Works that force students to take a stance or "judge" something as being good or bad
Works that inform and explain in a unique way
Works that allow students to express and reflect upon their own life experiences