COGNITIVE MAP

 A   cognitive map is a mental or visual representation of information, concepts, or knowledge that helps individuals organize, understand, and remember material. It serves as a tool to structure and visualize relationships between different pieces of information, aiding in comprehension and recall.

As part of B.Ed curriculum, I prepared 2 cognitive maps , one for Unit 5 in  Plus One Kerala English Reader, and one for Unit 2 in Plus Two English Reader. 














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