Mind mapping, whole brain note taking, uses both sides of
your brain to study subjects usually only studied with your left brain
.
Using both sides of your brain substantially increases your
brain power and memory.
Origin of mind mapping and it's uses.
Invented by Tony Buzan, mind mapping is a very powerful
tool for brainstorming, creative thinking, problem solving, organizing of ideas
and of course, note taking.
Mind mapping as a note taking technique can be used for almost
any subject and done in any language. It is especially useful for students in
tertiary education and beyond, and this is because the more advanced the studied
material, the greater the need to condense and simplify it in a form that is
easy to learn.
The power of mind mapping.
Mind mapping is a way of making notes using colors and
patterns, keywords and images so that the information is rendered holistically.
When creating Mind Maps, imagination and creativity are used
to synthesize logically all the relevant key information in an organized way.
Mind Mapping taps your whole brain, releases your brain potential and improves
your memory with less work.
