CONCEPT MAP 1

        A concept map is a way to visually display the relationships between different concepts, ideas, and pieces of information. Concept maps are hierarchical, with one main idea or focus question and several sub-topics, key concepts, and related ideas. Concept mapping refers to a visual representation of key ideas or thoughts in a graphic or pictorial form. Concept mapping allows the learner to identify relationships between seemingly isolated concepts while developing a cohesive knowledge structure.I prepared a concept map on mechanical properties of solids.I did it in mimind application.




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