A mind map is an organizational thinking tool - a Swiss army knife of the brain. Exactly as the name implies, it is a map reflecting what is present inside your brain. The principle behind mind maps is radiant thinking. In simple terms, as you think of an idea, new and old information is constantly ‘hooked’ onto an already existing one, building a map. Knowledge is organised like a spider web inside your mind, allowing you to link seemingly unrelated topics together. Mind maps can help you in many ways; they can show you the big picture, help you create associations, focus your attention, filter the information and allow you to exploit active recall. Creating a mind map is a very intuitive process. Simply grab some colours and start branching out from a central idea by drawing pictures and using key words. Mind maps have some potential drawbacks; you do need time, space and some genuine artistic skills to use this study strategy. #klmustudentleaders #klmuc #a #gods #authorsofinstagram #learning #writersofinstagram #writing #writingcommunity #writingtips #write #writer #book #regaldna https://www.instagram.com/p/BwP-mg9neg9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=drvyetp9eiai