Mental Mapping: graphic organization as didactical Strategy for the Construction of knowledge
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Keywords

Epistemology
Educational Psychology
Cognition
Conceptualization
Reasoning
Feedback (learning)
Mental Development

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Muñoz González, J. M., Ontoria Peña, A., & Molina Rubio, A. (2011). Mental Mapping: graphic organization as didactical Strategy for the Construction of knowledge. Magis, Revista Internacional De Investigación En Educación, 3(6). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.m3-6.mmog
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Abstract

In this paper, we seek to register the impact of mental maps and graphic organizers in the construction of knowledge. Research conducted with 140 university students from the second year of the Education Degree, 
majoring in Elementary Education. We chose the qualitative research model, applying a self-reflective questionnaire to the students. For data processing, we used the program Atlas.ti. In conclusion, we put forward that the mental map, apart from contributing to the overall development of the person, connects to the multisensory approach and works as a “graphic organizer” for the construction of thought.

 

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