Mind Maps for Medical Students

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Further analysis of the difference between mean total scores of the pre-quiz (quiz 1) and post-quiz (quiz 2) in each group was calculated using a standardized z score (Figure 6).The free version is limited, but the paid version is definitely worth the investment for the added benefits. The publisher does not give any warranty express or implied or make any representation that the contents will be complete or accurate or up to date. SimpleMind offers a free version with limited features, while the full version provides additional customization options and cloud sync.

Although not supported by other literature, this finding may be explained by the fact that students were not given adequate time to adjust to using the mind map technique, and therefore, may have felt less comfortable using it. With its sleek interface and powerful features, it's no wonder it's a top choice for medical students. I have always drawn my own mind maps but this has saved me a lot of time and effort which I can dedicate back to pure studying. How critical thinking should be taught and how it is learned are unclear,[ 15, 16] especially at the medical school level.And, no significant differences were found between pre- and post-HSRT mean total scores and subscores.