concept mapping :: exercise for concept mapping : page 1 : page 2
Construct a concept map.
For example:
Step one:
[Note:
Treat these eight separate reports as if they are individual journal/magazine
articles, and use one or two keywords to summarize each report.]
1. Rabbits, hole, bushes
2. Shrubs, west, shadow
3. Sky, sun, direction
4. Bald eagle, circling
5. Foxes, mother, baby
6. Eagle chicks, nest, tree
7. Tree, south,
8. Diameters
Step two:
Determine
the relationships or possible interactions between different keywords
by filling in the blanks.
1. Foxes & Rabbits
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2. Eagle & Foxes
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3. Eagle & Rabbits
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4. Foxes & Shrubs
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5. Rabbits & Bushes
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6. Eagle & Shrub & Bushes
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7. Eagle & Chicks
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8. Sun & Direction
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9. Diameter & Eagle
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10. Diameter & Observers
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11. Observers & Directions
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Step three
Use
the + "eagle
sighting map" as a reference to draw your own map, On your
own map, rearrange the circles to fit your own purpose. Each circle can
be connected with one or more circles. That is, each concept in the circle
isconnected to each other. Label the connecting line with the relationship
depicted in step two (fill in the blank section).
Save the map you drew for the mental imagery exercise.