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Mind Map vs. Mind Table -Student Choice -Same Expectations, Same Topics, Different Format for Different Learners.

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1 Mind Map vs. Mind Table -Student Choice -Same Expectations, Same Topics, Different Format for Different Learners

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3 Mind Table Gather at back of room with paper Fold your paper like example Fill in information based on example PlotVivid VerbsCharacterizatio n SummaryTitleTheme Figurative Language ConflictConnections

4 Mind Map Set-Up Title with graphic Figurative Language Plot Vivid Verbs Characterization Summary Theme Conflict Connections

5 Freak the Mighty Read Chapters 1-3 Mind Map/ Table: Exposition (pay attention to setting and mood) Vivid Verbs Characterization Figurative Language

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