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Using Concept Maps to Remember Structured Information

Make information visual.

Mind Maps   are not formally mnemonics. They do, however, help you to lay out the structure of a topic as a clear 'shape' that you can remember easily. By seeing this shape in your mind, you can prompt yourself to remember the information coded within it.

This becomes even easier if you have coded this information using striking images. See the introduction   to this section to see how to make information as memorable as possible.

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