Baughman model

The Baughman model is a framework used to understand how knowledge is organized and accessed. It highlights the connections between different pieces of information, suggesting that knowledge is not just a collection of facts, but a complex network where concepts relate to one another. This model emphasizes how context, experience, and retrieval cues influence what we remember and how we understand information. By visualizing knowledge as a web, it helps illustrate how we can connect ideas and enhance our learning process, making it easier to retrieve relevant information when needed.