Concept Mapping in College Science

by: Joel J. Mintzes

A concept map is a two-dimensional, hierarchical node-link diagram that depicts the most important concepts and propositions in a knowledge domain. Concept mapping helps students and faculty recognize the difference between meaningful and rote learning, as well as aid in assessing and rewarding meaningful learning. Discussed are construction and scoring of concept maps, as well as research on validity and effectiveness of concept maps.

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Type Book ChapterPub Date 1/1/2006Stock # PB205X_7

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