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Cornell Notes

Cornell Notes. Please copy these notes into the “Cornell Notes” section of your notebook. Divide Paper into Two Sections. Draw a vertical line from top to bottom that is a few inches from the left margin and leave six to seven spaces at the bottom of the page. Document. Name Date Period.

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Cornell Notes

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  1. Cornell Notes Please copy these notes into the “Cornell Notes” section of your notebook.

  2. Divide Paper into Two Sections • Draw a vertical line from top to bottom that is a few inches from the left margin and leave six to seven spaces at the bottom of the page.

  3. Document Name Date Period Title of Notes • Write your name, date, and period in the upper-right-corner of each page • Write a general title for the lecture.

  4. Write Notes Name Date Period Title of Notes • Write all main ideas/concepts on the right side of the page. • Be sure to skip one line between ideas and several lines between topics • Mark ideas that go together with an asterisk* Notes About Key Points

  5. Review and Clarify Houda Mann 3/31/06 Period 4 Phylums • Review the notes soon after the lecture/discussion • Make sure your notes are clear; that the information makes sense.

  6. Pull Out Main Ideas, Topics, Terms, Places, Dates, etc. Houda Mann 3/31/06 Period 4 • Get the main ideas and information from the right column of your notes. • Write the main ideas in the left column, matching it with the details. • Write any questions you may have. Phylums Pull Out Main Ideas

  7. Reflect Houda Mann 3/31/06 Period 4 Phylums • Write a reflection explaining what you’ve learned (50 words or more) • At the bottom of your page • Mention all key points. Reflection

  8. Study Houda Mann 3/31/06 Period 4 Phylums • Use both columns of your notes to study for tests.

  9. Example Houda Mann 3/31/06 Period 4 Phylums • Here’s an example from a biology class.

  10. Cornell Notes That’s it! Now let’s start thinking.

  11. How to Grade Cornell Notes Please copy these notes into the “Reading Response” section of your notebook.

  12. Grading Criteria • Each page is graded separately • 1 point each for name, date, period, assignment #, and title (5 points max) • 5 points for paper correctly formatted • 45 points for summary (1 point per word; 55 points max) • 20 points ( 24 max) for Headings (4 points each) • 25 points ( 30 max) or detailed Notes (multiply word count by .25) • Total all pages’ scores & divide by number of pages

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