Cognitive Map

Cognitive mapping, mind mapping, and concept mapping are three powerful visual-mapping strategies for organizing, communicating, and retaining knowledge. They help us lay out complex ideas, processes, and recognize patterns and relationships.

A cognitive map is any visual representation of a person’s (or a group’s) mental model for a given process or concept. I have done cognitive maps on the topic Introduction to 3 D Geometry in the 11th NCERT mathematicsText and "Relations and Functions in the 12th Ncert text

Here are the cognitive maps





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