Rule of the Immediate Need, No Learner Intent Keyword

Scenario

You encounter a Key Concept that is a conversion of measurements like time or distance. 
Many of the Keyword Choices in the Keyword List are of specific conversion requests.

Action

Ignore these Keywords. They are too specific and do not show Search Intent for Learning.

They show an Immediate Need for specific information.

Example

The Key Concept is "Degrees Celsius"

Many Keyword choices show searches for specific conversions from Celsius to Fahrenheit and the reverse.

Ignore those Keywords because they don't show Learner Intent.

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