Justin Sung GRINDE Maps vs Buzan Mindmaps
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Mindmaps, GRINDE Maps, Concept Maps? In this video we take a look at Justin Sung's GRINDE maps, Tony Buzan's Mindmaps, and Novak's Concept Maps, plus visual metaphors and diagrams.
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Finally someone who explains how to do this!!!!
What a video, very impressive your ability to explain these concepts. I didn't know there was a checklist for Novak cards (nor its origin). My conclusion is that Buzan is just art, Sung is trying to reinvent the wheel (and sell it), while Novak was trying to create a tool that works in complex cause and effect problems. Please make a video only about Novak maps!
Interesting video, thanks for posting!
I'd say the main reason for the lack of a "focus question" in GRINDE maps is that questions already form the base for all relationships you'll include. You continuously ask yourself about the connection of the concept you want to include on the map with what's already there, or simply about the concept's importance and larger role in the topic you're learning. In other words, the question is implicit on the map, but explicit in your mind, so to say. You also don't know where the map will lead you because you keep iterating over it and updating it as your understanding changes. The "focus question" could be a good starting point but make less sense as you learn more material (in this sense concept maps seem to me to be more intended for topics you already know well rather than learning new ones).
Doing a GRINDE Map in a video on GRINDE Maps is so based thirty 🔥Keep up the good work!
Hey, great vid. Justin's videos on mindmaps are very vague in a way, and i have a lot of trouble doing them. Could you please make a detailed step-by-step video on how to make a effective mindmap? Thanks
This was very insightful. Really hope you keep making more vids like this
Thanks. This was the most comprehensive video ive seen on the topic. Nice work!
This channel deserves million of views.
Most interesting. Near the end you talked about improving on the GRINDE Map. Love to see you do a video on exactly how to improve on it for the ultimate learning tool.
You have my absolute appreciation for such detailed analysis.
Loved this. Hopefully you'll keep creating videos
Wow! Great Video! Justin Sung is one of my Online Mentors, you are doing a video about him, makes me hope to see your future videos. ❤
That is so amazing content , such a comprehensive view of mind mapping!
omg, thank you! Buzan is the reason they never worked for me and i always cycled between thinking it was a good idea and realizing how stiff and shallow the use cases are, trying to develop something new and then abandoning them completely and sticking to sketchnotes
You got yourself a new subscriber. This is quality content. Great job and thank you!
Thank you it was a very informative video on using different mind maps
This video is super useful for making better Mindmaps! I've had to watch it 3 times but I'm getting a grip of it now. I'll be using the GRINDE map while still explicitly naming the connections - I think that will be helpful for understanding.
Ps. Also, another random though. Perhaps links are to be avoided because that basically just is the same a writing a long sentence which might narrow down creativity.
i actually understand it better when you explain how it works in only about 12:54 mins , i would definately prefer 10-15 mins videos only for learning the learning techniques compare to 20- 30 mins videos, don't stop keep posting just be careful of copyright strikes as you have small channel which will allow you more prone to them as using content of other channel maybe , but best of luck for the channel.
You got a subscriber, great video ✨
I would love a video on how you personally go about making mind maps, do you have a specific template you follow when creating one when learning a new topic? Do you have your own personal checklist you use for evaluating your mindmaps?
Good video I love it so much
I had the same question before but I've ignored, they you for the ideas.
Keep going bro 🖤
After watching many of Justin singh vid i understood his mindmap method and using it for months. It definitely same as what you said in this vid.
Brilliant video
That’s such a nice explanation
I read find Justin’s ideas interesting but the way it’s explained either from him or others are in my opinion too
complicated
With the exception of Cajun Koi
That was the only time it was a little bit simpler
Please make more videos on mindmaps.
I used mindmaps (maybe not *exactly* following Buzan's recommendations :) a lot at uni. It was a great note-taking tool during lectures. Why? A) Because there usually was a focus topic for each lecture, so the central starting point was clear. B) Condensing things down to keywords, pictograms and relationships forced me to process the material and C) at the same time allowed me to follow the lecture because mindmapping was faster than taking verbatim notes.
Reviewing the semester was also easy because each lecture usually fit on one A3-sized sheet of paper. So I had each lecture topic contained and could find out really quickly what I still remembered or where I was unclear and needed to hit the books.
My mindmaps were highly individualized, so I doubt anyone else would have gotten much use out of them. But it's exactly what made them useful to me.
I also had a common color code: color for main topic, for a few hiearchical steps, one for examples and one for creating cross-connections between branches. And I would also include callouts with quotes, formulas or anything else that was pertinent but did not fit into the pure mindmap structure.
But, yes, mindmaps are limited. I used other methods as well, often visual metaphors or diagrams. Right tool for the job and all that :)
Wow. Every part fits so well into the presentation outline. Then at the end when you drew lines to connect each part everything clicked into place! I hope you do more videos on learning!
Excellent video. I do have to mention that Germane Load is an old concept. In the newer model it is called Optimized Intrinsic Cognitive Load -> Working Memory devoted to the creation or automation of cognitive schemata.
Warnings against certain items of GRINDE are available, though only when it is taught in the course. I, Mr. Hoorn, have not achieved that part of the course because I was banned at the Kolb's stage for still unknown reasons.
Thanks for sharing! I'll consider covering recent work on Cognitive Load in a future video.
@@AhmniApp No worries.
Super useful video
Interesting. I'm a CS student who recently discovered Justin's channel and I didn't know about this historical context. It makes more sense that the method Justin teaches is an evolution/variation rather than a kind of revolutionary method created by himself (which is what I thought and made me mistrustful, especially when somebody says that the top students in the world don't know about these techniques).
Oh, believe me, they know. I graduated at the top of my program (Economics) and I used mind maps a lot since high school. A lot of other people I know used them too. They are not however some magic tool. They just help you to understand your brain thinking process better. With time you will be able to process information more quickly and put it in the right spot.
Very comprehensive. Justin is not this clear in his course
Your app looks amazing. Shame I'm not an apple user.
Could you please share what note-taking app do you use? Thanks ❤
Oh, I just read the description. It is “Ahmni - Infinite Canvas”. I’m leaving my comment in case anybody forgets to read the description like me.
Do the app even for android please!
Nice video. One note: it's "complements brain" not "compliments brain".
Nice catch haha. Was hoping no one would notice 😄
"We want learning Biology on a Tuesday to go just as well as Calculus on a Friday" - That is soooo relatable
Btw, I'm actually in exam season and I studied for Calculus on a Friday and am going to be studying for Biology tomorrow (Which is a Tuesday)
👀What are the chances?
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Read Suzanne I. University thought it just said follow what yourbrain is doing which is what Justin says obviously unless you are an artist you aren't copying the illustrations on a book it's about the ideas not the art thankfully relationshipsshoukd be what your brain is doing you make links where they are. You draw what you are learning at the level you need to wp adapt any methods to your brains learning not someone else's resign. Difficult to describe this for teachers trying ti demonstrate they have to start you off with a system you then adapt to you!
Sung has a similar idea where he has a parking lot of ideas before creating hierarchies that makes the connections more sensible.
Keep in mind this doesn't replace the processing the brain must perform as far as comparing, contrasting, chunking, and connecting past information/experiences. However, these maps make the next set of connections easier to create.
ive been looking for effective studying techniques but ive noticed ive hit a point of diminishing returns
how come all the best learners dont even know or use these techniques?
The techniques facilitate the development of deep processing and higher learning skills through what the evidence supports. Elon Musk does not succeed per se by the lifestyle he lives, but rather in spite of it.
Moreover, everyone knows about the how we have ‘learning styles’ when in reality the brain can work with any of the VARK mediums. It’s a myth. Will some high performers swear by it? Sure! But it’s a fallacy to suggest that all high performers are united by their techniques. Innate deep processing accounts for a lot. The next best thing is to leverage techniques that cultivate your ability to do it and arrive at the same result.
Like football, you don't need to learn to pass to intuitively learn how to pass. Like in chess, you don't need to learn techniques to be good at it. But the techniques, ensure the cognitive development and habits to go in a correct way, rather than falling into normal distribution like what we see as 1% geniuses. Just like how going to school, just improve your probability of being "smarter" than those who don't.
There are no such thing as A studying technique, an omni-potent tool that makes you become the demigod of learning. You need training, and training and training, since most of us are not lucky enough to fall into an environment that's prime for development, so we must build that environment ourselves
Man, the person who says getting rich is not related to luck is just wrong. But the issue would be the concept of rich. Say, for an average Nigerian family, having a salary of an average American would be success and even rich. Even here in Brazil some people would call that rich. But when we're talking about rich like becoming a millionaire, billionaire, they usually did something and that something went viral and they got some people to work and expanded it, with really good working team. So i see people taking lot of Elon Musk advice like, this guy only got one thing that made him successful and people assume him to know everything 😂 but this is the market. You might make really good product, but if it doesn't stick, you won't get rich. So there is luck involved, yk? If you eventually grow, you can make it even bigger like elon musk is doing investing in new Technologies. But if you want to get a good and stable life and achieve your dreams as well as maybe beating some competition and opening new doors, mastering the "learn to learn skills" are really valuable. These stuff is relatively new and there haven't been many people into this now than there will eventually be in the future, so let's get ourselves ahead and master our brains so we can absorb like a sponge and become intellectually powerful. You don't have to buy books, download pdf on free book sites, take a look at the different types of Epub readers, adjust font...
Bro sung is the goat
In fact, the way you try to learn about GRINDEmap is not really accurate, because the thing you do is just looking through the RUclips channels, looking at the research, Buzan and concept map and compare is correct but the method of studying GRINDEmap should be learning it in Justin’s learn how to learn program iCanstudy
Wasted my 12 minutes 😢 one of the most notorious explanation
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