What is a "key learning point"?
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Perhaps they are critical points, at which you learned something...\n\nIf you learned nothing, there are none!
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Read, get a clear understanding of the material, then review. Some people think physically writing key points out on paper will help them to remember information better.
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wat kind of pointers??? \nif u mean the one on presentations, its to avoid covering the slide while making ur point.. so u stand at a distance and give ur comment while pointing to a specific item on the slide..
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tools option..\n\nyou're definitely going to need to provide more information.\n\nwhat are you trying to do?
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NO, IT GIVES TOU A STARTING POINT.  IT TEACHES YOU THINGS SUCH AS PROPLEM SOLVING ETC.  YOU MUST APPLY IT TO THE REAL WORLD
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what an introduction to a simple point
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Key points are often repeated and given in the order of their priority. That is, if the presenter follows the standards (Harbrace College Handbook) of presenting or disccusion of the information. If you are having problems defining the key issues then there is something wrong with the person or persons who complied the presentation. A good orator will ALWAYS summarize the key points at the end of the presentation.\n\nFollow Up: 3/22/06\n\nIn a "Formal" pressentation there ar three parts.\n1) The introduction - a paragraph or two to introduce the topic, 2) The body - (several paragraphs or pages) which detail and explain the ideas given in the introduction, and 3) The summary - a short recap of the information.\n\nIf the disscusion is that of an open meeting, then each person has an opertunity to provide input. Some may turn to arguments and unless a moderator is there to keep everyone on track (the subject) the meaning of the meeting is soon lost and no key point is made. \n\nMy experience in such a case is to play the part of the moderator and keep everyone on the same subject. Each person should be allowed an input in the disscusion and be allowed to answer questions from others. "What is your point?" or "How does this fit with this topic?" \n\nDo other people in the disscusion group agree to or disagree with the statements and pay attention to their comments. Ask questions if this is an open disscusion.\n\nTo learn more, understand more, a course in Public Speaking would go a long way. Check Community Colleges or Universities that offer non-credit classes. I don't know of videos on this subject but there are books available in the public Library that can help.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Hey I think being able to learn it in it's entirety in 24 hours is simplistic enough. You might see if someone has cliffnotes.
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focus on a point in front of you.\n\nbetter yet, focus on TWO POINTS
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A variety of materials are beneficial in the classroom because of the different learning styles. Visual learners will benefit from charts and pictures, and also the written words on the board. Auditory learners will learn from just the spoken word, such as stories on CD as many literature books now have. Kinesthetic learners need to move around, so some activities with some controlled movements are good. Also remember that most people are a mix of learning styles, so incorporating a mix of things is best. These were just a few examples that make the learning process more impactful for students.
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You've missed something, all right:\n\nAnything worth learning will be difficult to master.  No exceptions.  No easier ways, no shortcuts.  That's just how it is.
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Um ... with a pointer? That's the obvious answer. Or do you mean something else?
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be more specific\n\ndo u want to learn or just get information about any operation
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Knowledge, instead of ignorance!\nHuge benefit!
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Take this information as a start point and go on!
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http://www.hfc.org.uk/intranet/tips.htm
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People learn in many different ways.  You can learn by hearing the information (auditory), seeing the information or demonstration (visual), manipulating or "doing" (kenisthetic), etc., or a combination.  If you are interactive, you are hitting on many different learning styles at once - and you remember the information better.  People learn better by doing something rather than just being told about it....