KAWA German High Mountains

The German high mountains prepared as a KAWA In the series "German Landscapes", the high mountains in the south of our republic must, of course, not be missing. What actually defines a high mountain range? How did the Alps form? What are the characteristics of the vegetation arrangement? How high is our highest mountain and what is its name? What otherwise takes up many pages in a geography book, you'll find here at a glance. A KAWA (according to Birkenbihl) is also ideal for presentations. What makes this technique so fascinating? It is the scarcity. But first, a brief explanation of what a KAWA is. A KAWA is a wordmark and an acronym. Pronounced, it actually means: Kreative Ausbeute durch Wort-Assoziationen (Creative Exploitation through Word Associations). Here too, you write the topic in the middle of a horizontally placed sheet of paper. In large letters that you can color later. Then you let your thoughts revolve around the topic and look for keywords that fit the topic. However, you don't just write them down anywhere, but connect them with a corresponding letter. But since you don't have all the letters available, you start searching, almost puzzling. In this case, creative cheating is entirely possible. A KAWA, however, is quite individual compared to a mind map. For one and the same term, you could create 20 different KAWAs.