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Welcome to

To use Thinking Maps as a common visual language in your learning community for transferring thinking processes, integrating learning, and for continuously assessing progress.

Better learning will come not so much from finding better ways for the teacher to INSTRUCT... ...but from giving the learner better ways to CONSTRUCT MEANING.
Seymore Papert, 1990

THE MAPS SHOULD BECOME STUDENT TOOLS FOR THINKING.

Visual Tools Based on Used in thought combination for depth Thinking processes of thought Maps Used by all teachers Used in all content areas

Notemaking Guide for Learning Thinking Maps


Circle Map
LOOKS LIKE:

Topic

SEE SECTION 1: 1-18 TO 1-23 NOTES: Can

be used for:

Everything I know How or where did I learn this?


THINKING PROCESS:

Brainstorming Diagnosing prior knowledge Closure/review

Defining in Context or Brainstorming

My frame of reference

Circle to Tree for Writing


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Mother & Grandparents

School Teachers

Born in Durango, Mexico


Grew up in West Los Angeles Loves Chile! Formal Education

Positive Attitude

Reyna

Large family

Enjoys watching movies Lifelong Friends

Things/people that have influenced you Things that tell something about you

Your Name

Notemaking Guide for Learning Thinking Maps


Bubble Map
LOOKS LIKE:

SEE SECTION 1: 1-18 TO 1-23 NOTES: Adjective, phrase, character trait

Attributes: Math Properties: Science

Thing you are describing


THINKING PROCESS:

Describing (adjectives or adj. phrases only)

Adjectives Only!

Science

Notemaking Guide for Learning Thinking Maps


Double Bubble Map
LOOKS LIKE:

SEE SECTION 1: 1-18 TO 1-23 NOTES:

Unique: Common
Alike: Different

Differences

Related to the Venn Diagram


THINKING PROCESS:

Compare/contrast, similar /different

Similarities

Color Code

Notemaking Guide for Learning Thinking Maps


Flow Map
LOOKS LIKE:

SEE SECTION 1: 1-18 TO 1-23 NOTES:

Major Stage

Plots, Processes, Chronology Can go in any direction

Substages
THINKING PROCESS:

Sequence, Order, Cycles, etc.

Thought process: Sequencing


When do you use sequencing in:

READING?
WRITING? SCIENCE?

MATH?
SOCIAL STUDIES? In every instance, you could use a: FLOW MAP

Fresh paint, computers, supplies are all good to have, but if we want our kids to learn more, nothing counts as much as inspired and inspiring teachers.
Rita Kramer, Author of Ed School Follies
From Education Week, June 14, 1995

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