Memory maps are a good way of visually showing
stuff you need to learn. They are thought to be especially
good for ‘visual- spatial’
learners.
Things to remember:
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Most important things near the middle; least
important things near the edge.
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Keep the writing horizontal.
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Use ‘fishbone’ or
‘hayfork’ structure.
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Choose key words for the map (don’t write
sentences).
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Add images/pictures; use
colours.
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Make it memorable! A memory map is something
personal. You can’t use someone else’s, and they
can’t use yours.
Prepare, Practice and Pass
