An i-Think map is a visual thinking tool used to help students organize their thoughts and ideas in a structured manner. It is designed to enhance critical thinking, problem-solving and creativity by allowing learners to represent information, concepts and their interrelationships visually. i-Think maps come in various formats such as mind maps, concept maps, flowcharts and other graphic organizers, each serving a different purpose depending on the learning objective. By using i-Think maps, students can break down complex information into manageable parts, making it easier to understand, analyze and retain. These maps are particularly effective in classrooms as they cater to different learning styles and can be integrated with digital tools, encouraging interactive and collaborative learning experiences. 

An i-Think map is a visual tool used to help organize their thoughts and ideas. It includes several types of maps, each designed for different purposes. Here are the main components of i-Think maps:

1. Circle Map: Helps to define a concept by showing everything that is known about it.

2. Bubble Map: Used for describing qualities and characteristics.

3. Double Bubble Map: Helps compare and contrast two things.

4. Tree Map: Organizes information into categories or groups.

5. Flow Map: Shows sequences, steps, or stages.

6. Multi-Flow Map: Explores causes and effects.

7. Brace Map: Breaks down a whole into parts.

8. Bridge Map: Shows relationships and analogies.

Digital tools like Google Slides are easy to use in creating graphic organizers and help students engagingly visualize their thoughts.