Using Concept Maps in the Science Classroom | NSTA

Using Concept Maps in the Science Classroom

Science Scope—July 2005

Create an exciting learning environment and help monitor students’ understanding with the use of concept maps. Concept maps provide a unique graphical view of how students organize, connect, and synthesize information. As a result, concept mapping offers benefits to both students and teachers.

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