Concept Map Examples & Templates

Explore real-world concept map examples across different subjects and education levels. Use these as inspiration for your own concept maps.

Featured Example: Learning Process

This concept map illustrates how different learning strategies connect to improve knowledge retention and understanding. It's perfect for students and educators looking to optimize their learning approach.

Active Reading
→ enhances →
Comprehension
Practice Tests
→ improves →
Retention

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BiologyHigh School

Photosynthesis Process

A biological concept map showing how plants convert sunlight into energy

Key Concepts:

Light EnergyChloroplastsCarbon Dioxide+2 more
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HistoryCollege

World War II Causes

Historical concept map exploring the complex factors that led to WWII

Key Concepts:

Treaty of VersaillesEconomic DepressionRise of Fascism+1 more
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Computer ScienceProfessional

Software Development Lifecycle

Project management concept map for software development processes

Key Concepts:

RequirementsDesignImplementation+2 more
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BusinessProfessional

Marketing Strategy Framework

Business concept map outlining key marketing strategy components

Key Concepts:

Target AudienceValue PropositionMarketing Mix+1 more
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Earth ScienceMiddle School

Water Cycle

Environmental science concept map showing water movement in nature

Key Concepts:

EvaporationCondensationPrecipitation+2 more
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BiologyHigh School

Human Digestive System

Anatomical concept map detailing how the digestive system works

Key Concepts:

MouthStomachSmall Intestine+2 more
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Tips for Using These Examples

Getting Started

  • • Choose an example from your subject area
  • • Study the concept relationships and linking words
  • • Notice the hierarchical organization
  • • Identify the main focus question

Adapting Examples

  • • Modify concepts to match your specific topic
  • • Add your own examples and details
  • • Change the structure to fit your understanding
  • • Use different colors for better organization

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