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Effective note-taking techniques
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Monotasking
- The solution to multitasking is to do one thing-for as long as you want or until it is finished. This is called monotasking.
- You'll find that this new pace is far more sustainable.
- Don't try to do everything at once, work at a steady pace, keep your plate full, and keep chipping away.
- Put all your tasks in one big list.
- You simply have to get the tasks that are overwhelming you out of your head, and into a list.
- Add everything, even if it feels wrong to write "Swiffer the floors" next to "rough draft of essay".
- Once it's written out, you can organize it how you like.
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Start With An Easy One
- Begin with the easiest possible item on your list. Get it done quickly and knock out a bunch of easy tasks in a row to start building up momentum.
- If you want to commit to the idea, arrange your tasks in order from hardest to easiest.
- Take as long as you want on each task.
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Sort by urgency and impact
Once you have your tasks and reminders written down, start to sort and organize, using these 2 big criteria:
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Designing The Essay Plan
- Start with a question.
- Use Google to get as much information as you can about that particular question (articles, review papers, everything that could answer your question). Keep all the information in a research document.
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