Freehand Maps Are for Teachers and Students Alike

Abstract

Freehand maps are recommended for illustrating geographic concepts. The chief advantage of freehand maps is that they can be used to highlight selected information in order to accomplish particular explanatory purposes. Freehand maps may be used productively by students as well as by teachers. With freehand maps, geographic concepts may be presented simply and directly, yet forcefully and clearly.

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