Academic Writing mind maps
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This Academic Writing page gathers over 900 community-made mind maps on topics from paraphrasing and referencing to essay planning. It is for university students practising academic writing and teachers looking for material to share, with some maps for school students too. Choose a topic and explore a map.
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- Types of Writing and Publications63
- Academic Discourse Communities8
- Academic Writing Style28
- Writing Process and Planning15
- Essay Writing and Structure96
- Academic Argument and Paragraph Structure23
- Research Paper Writing and Structure35
- Literature Reviews12
- Writing Research Abstracts112
- Report Writing15
- Reflective and Response Writing10
- Scientific Writing22
- Quoting, Paraphrasing and Summarizing84
- Plagiarism and How to Avoid It33
- Referencing and Citation Styles135
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How to Paraphrase Explanation of the process of paraphrasing and different elements must be considered when doing it. -
Paraphrasing and Plagiarism -
PARAPHRASING Map used to explain paraphrasing, its steps, and how to avoid plagiarism.
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Scientific Writing 1.3 it is a mind map on the scientific voice use in writing scientific reports -
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Paraphrasing
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Discourse Community Analysis: Brainstorm Mind Map - How do you show you belong? What does logos, pathos, and ethos look like? -
Finding Sources
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Referencing in action: example references
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The writing process
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Developing academic writing skills- the use of Mind mapping to formulate and structure an essay
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Essay Writing Process
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Critical Thinking
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Text, Role, and Context
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Frequently asked questions
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PLAGIARISM
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Discourse Community Map
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HOW TO WRITE A MONOGRAPH ?
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Citing and reference
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Enter text here
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Essay Writing
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THE ‘WHAT’ AND ‘WHEN’ OFREFERENCING
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Academic reading and writing By: María Fernanda Songor
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Micro Writing an Academic Literacy Practice
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Discourse Community
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Academic Report -
4 types of essays
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GRAMMAR: THE ESSENTIALS IN SCIENTIFIC WRITING
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The Writing Process
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PARAPHRASING
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ACADEMIC REPORT-GABRIELA SANCHEZ 2BI
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APA Style
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Essay
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THE APA FORMAT
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4 types of essays
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6. Name–date (Harvard) style of referencing
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Scientific Writings
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CRITICAL THINKING
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ESSAYS
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About academic writing mind maps
GoConqr OriginalAcademic writing mind maps to explore
The maps on this page bring different writing tasks into focus. Essay Terms looks at words used in assignment questions, while Planning an Assignment connects the question with critical thinking and presentation. For work with sources, APA Style covers reference details and Paraphrasing and Plagiarism looks at restating ideas and crediting authors.
Start with Essay Terms if you are trying to understand an assignment question. Its branches show what terms such as analyse and assess ask you to do. If you are planning a response, move on to Planning an Assignment, then look at Essay Structure for its introduction, main body and conclusion.
Revise with a map
Follow one branch at a time and connect it to the task you are working on. Return to a branch when you need a reminder. When you want to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the Academic Writing unit page. Try a map that fits your next assignment.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with for an assignment?
Start with Essay Terms if you want to look at the wording of a question. It explains terms such as analyse and assess. Planning an Assignment is another useful starting point: it covers understanding the question, critical thinking, presentation and academic conventions.
What do the Academic Writing mind maps cover?
They cover tasks including paraphrasing, referencing, essay planning and report writing. For example, How to Paraphrase looks at paraphrasing steps, APA Style covers reference details, and Essay Structure sets out parts of an essay. The list also includes maps on abstracts and lab reports.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. If you want to make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards or notes, a free account gives you those options and also saves quiz scores.