Multirelational Semantic Maps

Research on multirelational semantic maps is laden with promise for educational applications, but the development of knowledge mapping systems has been largely unsystematic. This paper describes the distinctive features of knowledge maps, discusses their origins, and explores some of the strengths a...

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Published in:Educational psychology review 1989-12, Vol.1 (4), p.331-367
Main Authors: Lambiotte, Judith G., Dansereau, Donald F., Cross, David R., Reynolds, Sharon B.
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Academic learning
Educational research
Knowledge representation
Learning strategies
Map skills
Mapping
Mathematical knowledge
Reading comprehension
Self organizing maps
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Reading comprehension
Self organizing maps
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