I must admit that I'm an unconditional fan of mind-maps. They help organizing thought and make great posters.
Here the latest one I found on engames
Reading comprehension involves a number of critical thinking skills that are used alone, in combinations or simultaneously. The best way to practice and apply these skills is through real reading situations where students can discuss and share their thoughts and opinions as well as predict, infer, question, summarize and evaluate what they have...
Showing posts with label Mind maps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mind maps. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Prepositions of time - in, on, at (mind map)
This topic always causes doubts.
I've just found this wonderful mind map on http://www.engames.eu/ and couldn't resist sharing it.
I'll be posting some more because they are really great especially for visual students whose memories rely mostly on images!
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