This document discusses mind mapping as a strategy for breaking down topics into smaller components to make understanding larger concepts and ideas easier. It describes how to create a mind map by choosing a topic and organizing it with an opening sentence, supporting details, and closing sentence. The document also lists some tips for using mind mapping like choosing a topic, taking notes, creating collective mind maps, and organizing maps. It discusses the strengths of mind mapping like being easy to use, connecting ideas, and helping students see relationships and engage with their learning. Finally, it provides examples of mind mapping software that allow collaboration and updating of maps.