マインドマッピング: 視覚的に考える

Week 1: Thinking about Thinking and How to Map the Mind
This week, students will get an insight into how the brain functions. Students will learn what are mind maps and how they improve thinking and analytical skills and decision making. Students will get to know the history of mind maps and how from ancient times, great philosophers and thinkers have been using mind maps for the graphic recording of thoughts, concepts and knowledge for the purposes of analysis, study and memorization. Students will learn to read mind maps and the techniques of creating mind maps step-by-step.
The students move on to learning activities.
Reading Mind Maps – With the help of a mind map, students learn how to easily learn concepts and recall information within a short time.
Brainstorm – Students discuss a concept and the teacher builds a mind map.
Assignment - Pick a topic and we will mind map it.

Week 2: Mind Maps at Work and Making Mind Maps for Better Results

This week, students will learn how to use mind maps to brainstorm new ideas, make decisions, plan and prioritize, solve problems, take notes while listening, make notes while reading texts, prepare and present information. Students will create several mind maps to enable them to practice mind mapping skills. At the end of the course, they get to work on their own mind mapping project in which they brainstorm new ideas, plan a project and create their own mind maps.

Students move on to learning activities.



Apply Mind Maps  – Students create their own mind maps for a class presentation, homework topic or essay.

Group Mind Map Project – Students brainstorm, plan and create mindmap for an upcoming event.