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The Best Ways to Take Notes so You Actually Remember Information (Part 1)

The Best Ways to Take Notes so You Actually Remember Information (Part 1)

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The Best Tips For Taking notes

The Best Tips For Taking notes

In class and in meetings, jotting down what you’re hearing is key—so it’s worth it to figure out the best ways to take notes.

Here are some tips you should keep in mind:

  • Take your notes by hand whenever possible.
  • Use your own words.
  • Revise your notes immediately after class or a meeting.

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Take your notes by hand whenever possible

Hand-writing notes forces you to think critically on the fly, deciding in the moment what key concepts you need to jot down, since it takes longer than typing what you’re hearing.

nd-writing makes you listen more attentively and prioritize only the most important elements of what the presenter is saying.

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Use your own words.

Verbatim note taking, has generally been seen to indicate relatively shallow cognitive processing. Individuals who think critically and use their own words to describe what they’re hearing tend to do better with the practical application of what they’re learning.

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Revise your notes immediately after class or a meeting

While the content is fresh in your mind, you should go back through the notes and condense them, pulling out key words and concepts and using supplemental materials like a textbook or presentation slides to add in anything you originally missed.

This helps with committing the information to memory.

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CURATOR'S NOTE

Note-taking can help in class or a meeting—and if you do them right, they'll help you afterward as well.

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