This document describes different types of mapping techniques that can be used for thinking skills like comparing, contrasting, and sequencing. It introduces the double-bubble map for comparing two ideas by listing their similarities in the center and unique attributes around the edges. It also presents the multi-flow map for comparing multiple events by identifying their causes and effects, and the flow map for sequencing a series of events by their chronological order.

1. DOUBLE-DOUBLE-
BUBBLE MAPBUBBLE MAP
Thinking Skill: Compare/ContrastThinking Skill: Compare/Contrast
Student at
EMC Students in
Freewriters
Similarity
Similarity
Similarity
Similarity
Similarity
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #1
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #1
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #1
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #1
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #1
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #2
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #2
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #2
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #2
Unique
Attribute
of Idea #2

2. MULTI-FLOW MAPMULTI-FLOW MAP
Thinking Skill: Comparing/Contrasting
EventEvent
Cause
Cause
Cause
Effect
Effect
Effect

3. FLOW MAPFLOW MAP
Thinking Skill: Sequencing
Event TitleEvent Title