Cornell Notes

Where do you write the EQ on your notes? 

• At the bottom of the page
• Under the title 
• On the right side in the notes section
• As a question on the left side 

How do I utilize the EQ while taking notes? 

• It guides the key ideas I will collect in the notes  
• It helps me to write questions along the margin 
• I don't utilize the EQ during note taking 
• I highlight the EQ when I am reviewing and revising my notes 

In my notes, what are some ways that I can show that something is important? 

• cross it out, erase it, put an x on it 
• use it in my summary, highlight, circle, underline 

Where should my questions in the left column come from? 

• The main ideas in the notes 
• The summary
• The essential question 
• My brain 

Tags

CCSS.RI.1.1

CCSS.RI.2.1

CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.2.1

CCSS.RL.3.1

How do I know how many questions I should have in the left column? 

• The number of letters in the title is the number of questions 
• The number of sub headings is the number of questions I should have 
• I should have 5-7 questions 

What should I do if my teacher makes me turn in my notes but I need them for tutorial? 

• Don't turn in notes to the teacher 
• Take a picture of my notes for tutorial 
• Throw my notes in the trash 
• Steal someone else's notes and pretend they are mine 

How are Cornell Notes used to prepare for, or during, tutorials? 

• Used as a reference of information 
• They are not used for tutorial at all 
• They are used to help me study for tests 
• Cornell Notes are the same thing as Focused Notes 

How many parts are there in Cornell Notes? 

• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6

After notetaking, what is the next step in the Focused Notes process?

• Write your summary 
• Write the heading 
• Write your questions 
• Write the EQ 

What level of questions should you attempt to ask to help with your understanding of your notes?

• Level 1 questions 
• Level 4 questions 
• Level 2/3 questions 
• Level 10 questions