1. Learning, Life and entrepreneurial skills
“Helping children reach their full potential”

2. The identification of key words
When you study, you are first going to make summaries by
identifying the key words
and then you will memorise the facts.
Key words can be described as the fewest number of words in a sentence that are still able to tell you what the sentence is saying.
They therefore are the
most important words in a sentence.
The key word of a sentence is that word or group of words that is so important that, if your remember them; you will immediately be able to recall the rest of the sentence.

3. To identify a key word, ask yourself:
REMEMBER
A key word is the key to the sentence. IT UNLOCKS THE CORE MEANING OF THE SENTENCE.
To identify a key word, ask yourself:
What is this sentence about?
What does the sentence want to tell me?

4. latitude and longitude.
EXAMPLES
1. The world globe has lines across it, which help you to find places and is called lines of
latitude and longitude.
- What is this sentence about ? Lines of latitude and longitude
What does the sentence want to tell me ?
The use of lines of latitude and longitude
KEY WORDS: Latitude, longitude – find places
2. The equator divides the world in a northern and southern hemisphere.
- What is this sentence about ? The equator
The purpose of the equator
KEY WORDS: Equator – north, south

5. PRACTICE THIS METHOD BY:
Identify and underline the key words by using sentences in your text or note book
then write it down.

6. Memorisation techniques
AS SOON AS YOU HAVE REDUCED THE WORK AND MADE IT EASIER
BY ONLY WRITING DOWN
THE KEY WORDS.
WE WILL TEACH YOU A FEW EASY
MEMORISING TECHNIQUES
TO HELP YOU
REMEMBER THE KEY WORDS EASILY.

7. Visualisation A person’s brain works just like a video camera.
A person’s brain works just like a video camera.
This is why one can remember movies
so well and why one reads a story in a book as if it is a movie playing out in your brain.
If I say the word ‘car’, you see a car in your mind and not the letters c, a and r.

8. VISUALISATION PICTURE Therefore is when instead of seeing words
you see a
PICTURE
in your mind.
 Remember the word “VISUALISE”
it is a very important word!

9. in the second column, draw a picture of the word:
Read the following key words and tick it in the first column if you know what the word means;
in the second column, draw a picture of the word:
Word
Know the word
Draw the word
Globe 1.
Atlas 2.
Hemisphere 3.
Scale 4.
Accurate 5.
Distance 6.

10. RELAX and enjoy what you are doing Think in CLEAR IMAGES – see detail
Eight GOLDEN RULES
TO VISUALISE WORDS AND REMEMBERTHEM BETTER!!!
RELAX and enjoy what you are doing
Think in CLEAR IMAGES – see detail
3. Use your EMOTIONS AND SENSES
(feel, smell, hear, taste, see)
4. Use HUMOUR
Make information “weird and funny”
5. Bring it to life and let it have MOVEMENT
6. See COLOURFUL images
7. Make yourself PART of the story
8. Learn facts / words in SEQUENCE

11. All of the best with your studies.
Always practice your VISUALISATION SKILLS
it helps to improve your ability
to remember various things….
All of the best with your studies.
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