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Take notes

Take notes

  1. Summarize and write your unanswered questions at the end of each chapter
  2. After a week go through your notes and pick the ones you still find interesting. Write them on the first page of the book along with a page number.
  3. Copy the notes into a digital system for later reference and search. Connect them to ideas you have previously read.

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Take notes while you read

  • If you read a printed book, highlight important quotes, ideas, or questions. Write the page number on the first blank page.
  • If you're reading a Kindle book, use Kindle's "notes" and "highlights" to collect important takeaways.
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Cornell Method: How to take notes

  1. Write down the lecture name/seminar/reading topic at the top of the page.
  2. Write down notes in the largest section of the page (right-hand column). Transcribe only the facts using bulleted lists and abbreviations. Take notes of questions that arise....

Consider why you want to take notes

Before you start taking notes, ask yourself what your goal is.

  • Paper versus digital. If your goal is to study the content of a book, paper is better. But if your goal is to be able to reference certain parts of the book easily, an ebook may be better suited.

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