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Creating Outlines

Creating Outlines. Format Handout. You have a handout like the one to the right. This will be the overall format for outlining the sections. Chapter Name and Number. The Chapter Name and Number is to be written when beginning a new chapter.

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Creating Outlines

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  1. Creating Outlines

  2. Format Handout You have a handout like the one to the right. This will be the overall format for outlining the sections.

  3. Chapter Name and Number • The Chapter Name and Number is to be written when beginning a new chapter. • It does not have to be written for every section, unless you prefer.

  4. Essential Question • The Essential Question must be written at the beginning of every chapter. • It is posted in the room as well as your textbook.

  5. Section Titles • For every section, you are to put the section number (1.1, 1.2, etc.) and name.

  6. Sub-Headings • The sub headings are written in blue within the section. • These help organize the information in each section. • Be sure to write all blue headings as you approach each smaller section.

  7. Content- Vocabulary • As you get to the information, be sure to write vocabulary words and key concepts in the order that they appear.

  8. Content- Key Concepts • Key Concepts are main ideas of the section. These are crucial to your overall understanding of the chapter. • You will see them frequently on quizzes and tests, and must be familiar with the exact wording- so MEMORIZE THEM! • There is a KEY next to each key concept.

  9. Important Points • Continue the rest of the outline, following the format given and remembering to put the sub-headings. • Be neat! • Use highlighters to make the notes more organized and easier to study. • Begin a new section on a new page (or the back of the previous section). • Questions?

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