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#46366 12/20/05 04:33 AM
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Hello I need advice on how to mindmap calculus. There are thereoms and equations in calc. There are chapters that are broken into sections and each sections has alot of information. Does one make more than mindmap for each section?? Also how does one mindmap another math such as Real Analysis which deals with only writing proofs. I need all the advice that I can get.

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Please remember this and think about it: Most of the problems in a section/chapter are solved with a few CORE principles, ONLY A FEW. Spend most of your time thinking and learning these. Thats the most important part. Understanding the principles...

Someone else can help you with the mind-mapping part...


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It depends on your purpose. When yuo set up the mind map consider what you are aiming to learn. That way you can decide whether to use one or more mind maps for a section.

You know flow charts are also mindmaps of sorts.

Alex



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