Thinking Maps

Thinking Maps

Thinking Maps, first published in 1988, provide a common visual language for students within and across disicplines. Through a series of eight distinct concept maps, students learn to organize their thoughts and become more productive and creative thinkers. These maps include the following:

• Brace Map (Relating Whole to Parts)

• Bridge Map (Making Analogies)

• Bubble Map (Describing)

• Circle Map (Defining)

• Double Bubble Map (Comparing and Contrasting)

• Flow Map (Sequencing)

• Multi-Flow Map (Identifying Causes and Effects)

• Tree Map (Classifying)

For more information, visit www.thinkingmaps.com.

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