Question

directions: research the thinking maps® listed below. identify the thinking processes used when implementing them and what types of questions it answers in the learning process. use the designated area for additional notes based on your research.
circle map
looks like:
circle map
thinking process:
answers what type of questions:
bubble map
looks like:
bubble map
thinking process:
answers what type of questions:
double bubble map
looks like:
double bubble map
thinking process:
answers what type of questions:
tree map
looks like:
tree map
thinking process:
answers what type of questions:

Explanation:

1. Circle Map: Used for brainstorming to define a topic with related ideas. It centers on describing or brainstorming around a core concept.
2. Bubble Map: Focuses on describing a topic with adjectives/qualities, emphasizing attributes and characteristics.
3. Double Bubble Map: Compares and contrasts two topics, highlighting similarities and differences between them.
4. Tree Map: Organizes information hierarchically for classification, grouping items by categories and subcategories.

Answer:

Map Type	Thinking Process	Answers what type of questions:
Bubble Map	Describing/Attribute Analysis	"What are the qualities of [topic]?", "How would you describe [topic]?", "What characteristics define [topic]?"
Double Bubble Map	Comparing & Contrasting	"How are [X] and [Y] alike?", "How are [X] and [Y] different?", "What do [X] and [Y] share?"
Tree Map	Classifying/Organizing	"How can we group [items]?", "What are the categories of [topic]?", "What subcategories fit under [category]?"