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General
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How do I learn how to learn?
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What
is the nature of my thinking?
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What
are the best techniques for memorizing?
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What
are the best techniques for creative thinking?
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What
are the best current techniques for reading?
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What
are the current best techniques for thinking in general?
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Is
there the possibility of developing new thinking techniques or
one master technique
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Rationale
The
mind map is an expression of radiant thinking and is there fore a
natural function of the human mind it is a powerful graphic. Technique
that provide a universal key to unlocking
the potential of the brain.
The mind mapping can be applied to every aspect of life where
improved learning and clearer thinking will enhance human: performance.
The mind map has four essential characteristics;
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The
subject of attention is crystallized in a central image
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The
main themes of the subject radiate from the central image as
branches.
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Branches
comprise a key image or key word printed on an associated line.
Topics of lesser importance are also represents as branches.
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Advantages of Mind Mapping
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Use of mid mapping
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Time saved by noting
only relevant words: between 50 and 95 per cent
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Time saved by not
having to search for key words amongst unnecessary.
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Time
saved by reading only relevant words: more than 90 per cent of
total
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Time
saved reviewing mind maps notes: more than 90 percent of total
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Time
saved by not having to search for key words amongst unnecessary.
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Verbage:
more than 90 percent of total.
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Concentration
on real issues enhanced.
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Making
Choices: decision Making
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Programme
Outline
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Day
1
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Day
2
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Keeping an Open Mind
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The
Human Potential
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Concepts
of Learning
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Basic
Mind Mapping
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A
series of exercises
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Who
should attend
Recommended
for Human Recourse personnel, Production Executive and Supervisor and Line
Leader.
Methodology
A
blend of training techniques incorporating lectures, simulation, games,
group dynamic discussions and role-plays.
Duration
: 2 Days
Training
Fees : RM 2,500.00 Per Day
(Maximum
participation : 25 participants)
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