What are Thinking Maps?

• Visual Patterns.
• Based on 8 Cognitive Skills.
• Applied in all content areas.
• Used in combination for depth and complexity.
• Used by all teachers.

Introduction of thinking map.

• You can name the 5 key points defining Thinking Maps.
• You can explain the similarities and differences between Graphic Organizers and Thinking Maps.
• You can identify the thought process behind each Thinking Map and the Frame of Reference.
• You can draw and define each map.
• You have a beginning understanding of how to use the maps in a variety of curriculum areas.

These are my three examples of Thinking Map. The first one is Bubble Map. Second is Brace Map and third is Flow Map.

    I am so happy when doing thinking map because I'm more understand through all these thinking map. Although it will take a lot of time to do this, but at the end we will satisfied with our great job.

Thank you.