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Note-taking

Note-taking

Studies found that hand written notes are better than typed written notes.

  • Handwriting takes more time which leads you to only writing the most important things.
  • Cornell Note-taking System: one side is for questions and the other side is for the actual notes (the answer to the question).

Know what works for you. If you think typing is best for you, then learn how to take note effectively using that system.

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loveanghelarosa

A life-long learner, a writer, an artist, and a BS Psychology student

These ideas came from a skillshare class I recently took titled “How to Study for Exams - An Evidence-Based Masterclass” by Ali Abdaal. The class were divided into 3 sections namely 1) Understanding, 2) Remembering, and 3) Focusing. In this quick deepstash idea, I will try to summarize or simplify the 1st section: Understanding.

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