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#38312 09/14/03 07:39 AM
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Thanks a lot! Mind Map is surely a hard thing to deal with for some people. I'm going to start trying it with my interests rather than PR to get the hang of it. Oh boy, I can hardly believe I didn't think of your suggestions. I'm really narrow-minded!






#38313 09/14/03 07:06 PM
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Alex,
I've had questions about mind mapping too, and you've answered them all! What you said was EXACTLY what I had been looking for. In fact, I even posted a board on mind mapping, and I've learned from that too. I'm in high school right now, and I like the idea that you should never redo your mind maps. I have yet to read Buzan's Mind Map Book, but I'm going to soon.
Once again, thanks a lot!






#38314 09/14/03 08:21 PM
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I use mind maps all the time now. It is wonderful. It did take me quiet some time to learn them (i still learn today as i advance) but one you get used to it is great. I tip of mine is that i found it to draw pictures or clues instantly as you are creating the mind map instead of drawing later. You may want to edit your mind map later on during a review proccess.






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