1, determine the theme and content of mind map: First of all, you need to determine that the theme of mind map is a simple equation about the first book of fifth grade mathematics. Then, think about what you need to include, such as the definition, type and solution of the equation.

2. Basic framework of mind mapping: Create a blank mind mapping framework on paper or online. Generally speaking, you can use central topics and branch topics to construct mind maps.

3. Add a central theme: In the center of the mind map, write down "Simple Mathematical Equation in the First Volume of Grade Five" as the central theme.

4. Add branch topics: Starting from the central theme, add several main branch topics, such as "definition of equation", "type of equation" and "solution of equation". These sub-topics should be related to the central topic and are the main sub-topics.

5. Add details and content: Under each subtopic, add more detailed subtopics and content. For example, under "Definition of Equation", subtopics such as "What is Equation" and "Expression of Equation" can be added. Under "Equation Type", subtopics such as "One-dimensional linear equation" and "Two-dimensional linear equation" can be added.

6. Optimize and organize: After adding all the content, review and check your mind map. Make sure all the content is related to the theme and the logic is clear. If necessary, you can adjust the position and order of sub-topics and sub-topics to make the mind map clearer and easier to understand.

7. Finish: Finally, you can add colors, pictures and other visual elements to the mind map to make it more vivid and interesting.

The role of mind mapping

The function of divergent thinking in mind map is to help us to diverge and organize our thinking, and we can keep the flexible form of editing and organization at any time. Through mind mapping, we can visualize our thoughts and ideas, and we can modify and organize them at any time. It can also stimulate our right brain and enhance our memory by using color, shape and imagination when creating maps.

By stimulating people's rich associative power, mind map can show philosophical thinking modes without obstacles, including continuity, profundity, criticism, divergence, associative thinking, analogical thinking, image thinking, inspirational thinking and dialectical thinking.