If you find that you memorise things more easily when they are in list  form, then it might be a good idea to use bullet points when sum- marising your work. Using bullet points can help you to understand (and memorise) your  work more easily, as it requires you to: Here is an example: •  Use different colours to distinguish between concepts. •  Use key words and phrases, instead of writing in full sentences. •  Include images/drawings that are relevant to the topic(s). •  Use arrows to show how different concepts are related. •  Identify the key points that you want to include in your lists. •  Come up with a logical structure for your lists. •  Categorise information into relevant lists. •  They help you to see how the different bits of information fit into the  bigger picture. •  They help you to understand the relationships between concepts. •  They help you to memorise information more quickly (by engaging  both hemispheres of your brain). Basic English Language Skills $^{ }$BULLET POINTS OR LISTS HR Manager’s Duties Payroll Contracts Training •  Establish staff training  needs •  Establish skills gaps •  Take responsibility for  succession planning •  Draft employment contracts •  Ensure safekeeping of  employment contracts •  Pay salaries on time •  Make necessary deductions •  Calculate overtime Developed for Oxbridge Academy The benefits of using mind maps include the following: Tips for making mind maps: