Bullet points are concise, abbreviated statements used to highlight key information or ideas. They help organize and present information in a clear and easy-to-read format.
Think of bullet points as the road signs on a highway. Just like road signs quickly convey important information to drivers, bullet points quickly convey important information to readers.
Outlines: A structured list that organizes main ideas and supporting details.
Subheadings: Headings that divide content into smaller sections within a larger piece of writing.
Summaries: Brief overviews that capture the main points of a longer text.
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