How's it going? It's usually easy enough to come up with questions from the trigger words and what you've noticed from the books so far when you know what your purpose is. Some questions you can ask yourself to help you realise your purpose.
What do I hope to do with the information from this book when I've learned it?
Who will I help, tell or discuss the information from this book with?
If I were to explain this book to someone what will I expect to be able to explain?
How do I see myself using the information in this book in my life or career (if you can imagine a day in your life where this information will be useful you have a reason why you want to learn it).
When will I use the information in this book. This helps you to look beyond exams.
Once you recognise your purpose (we usually have one just don't know or recognise what it is) you have a better idea of what you need to know and then can ask the author for the answers as you activate and build a mind map. Mind maps are a great idea if you know you'll be tested on the material.
Alex
