A mind map is a tool for the brain that records internal thought processes. Mind mapping facilitates thought, information gathering, memory, and idea generation. You’ll probably become a better thinker as a result.

In order to help students begin their assessment activities, mind mapping can be utilised for brainstorming, visualising, organising, taking notes, problem-solving, making decisions, revising, and clarifying topics.

Co-curricular activities help students learn by sparking their creativity, encouraging their talents and interests, improving their social and organisational skills, and providing them the chance to decompress and do something they actually like.