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The Cornell Method
The Cornell note taking method helps organize class notes into easily digestible summaries.
How?
- The paper is divided into 3 sections: a 2.5” margin to the left, a 2” summary section on the bottom, and a main 6” in-class note section.
- Use the main notes section to take notes during class.
- Use the cues section to review your notes. After class, write down things you’ll need to remember and a prompt for each. You can also use this section for vocabulary words and study questions.
- In the summary segment at the bottom, write a summary of your notes. This is where you will highlight the main points.
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The Charting Method
Charting note taking method uses columns to organize information. This method is useful for lessons that cover a lot of facts or relationships between topics.
How?
- The page is divided into columns labeled by category. The details of each category are filled out i...
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The Sentence Method
The Sentence note taking method is simply writing down each topic as a jot note sentence. This method works well for fast paced lessons where a lot of information is being covered.
How?
- Each line on the page is a new and separate topic. To organize your notes eve...
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The Outlining Method
The Outlining note taking method uses headings and bullet points to organize topics. This method is most useful when learning about topics that include a lot of detail.
How?
- Each section starts with a heading of the main topic. Each subtopic and supporting fact i...
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The Sentence Method
The Sentence note taking method is simply writing down each topic as a jot note sentence. This method works well for fast paced lessons where a lot of information is being covered.
How?
- Each line on the page is a new and separate topic. To organize your notes eve...
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The Mapping Method
The Mapping note taking method is a more visual way to organize your class notes. This technique is useful when learning about relationships between topics.
How?
- The page is organized by topic. The main topics branch out into subtopics with detailed information a...
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The Cornell Method
Divide your paper into three sections: a 2.5” margin to the left, a 2” summary section on the bottom, and a main 6” section.
- The main 6" section is used for note-taking during class.
- The 2.5" margin to the left is the cues section. Use this space to write down ideas you'll ...
Outline Method
Taking a structured approach to note-taking is the best way. Put the outline notes by choosing four or five key points of the lecture, followed by in-depth sub-points. One way to review is to use the Cornell Method, which divides the note sheet into three sections:
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- Start reading (with a “teacher mindset”)
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- Write mini-summaries for each chapter
- Organize your mini-summaries
- Condense main points to a bullet list
- Use bullet list to write your final summary
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