ੈ✩‧₊˚The Perfect Mindmap; GRINDE
I personally don't have the patience to read through pages of notes that I have scribbled ferociously in the past few uni weeks, so I present the best tool for efficient active recall; mindmaps!
ੈ✩‧₊˚ The 6 step checklist:
✩Grouped - Organising concepts and ideas into groups that allow a more categorical setup which is the same method your brain uses to store information.
✩Reflective - It should reflect how your mind processed the information, how you see and recognise the data and what you understand from it.
✩Interconnected - Categorising and creating more connections within the groups, linking ideas together to retain a greater understanding and remember more concepts :)
✩Non-verbal - More doodling and symbols, less words, make it more personal for your own understanding and information retention.
✩Directional - You can see the Cause & Effect or the levels of priority. It should flow and relationships between ideas should be easily identifiable.
✩Emphasize - emphasizing the main concepts, and grasping the main ideas and their relevance for each group
good luck with your studies !!!
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