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Note Taking

Note Taking. Why do Notes Matter?. Note taking helps you remember information and influences how well you do on tests. Effective note taking consists of three parts: Observing, recording, and reviewing. Strategies for Observing. Be familiar with the subject.

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Note Taking

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  1. Note Taking

  2. Why do Notes Matter?

  3. Note taking helps you remember information and influences how well you do on tests.

  4. Effective note taking consists of three parts: Observing, recording, and reviewing.

  5. Strategies for Observing • Be familiar with the subject. • Have the right materials. Make sure you have a pen, notebook, and any other materials you may need. • Refocus your attention when you find your mind wandering. • Participate in class activities. • Think critically.

  6. Taking Notes - Recording • Use Key Words • Keep your own thoughts separate. • Label, number, and date all notes. • Leave Blank Space. • Use standard abbreviations. • Use graphic signals. • Take notes in different colors.

  7. Different Note-Taking Systems • The Cornell Method • Mind Mapping • Outlining • Combining Formats

  8. Reviewing • Review your notes within 24 hours. • Edit your notes during the first review. • Conduct short weekly review periods. • Consider typing your notes. • Create summaries.

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