Cornell Note taking Process

What should ALWAYS be included on your first presentation slide? 

• _{Title & Creator}
• A funny picture
• Your mothers name
• Your birthday

What goes in the bottom portion of the page?

• Notes
• Doodles
• Key concepts, cues, guided questions
• Lesson summary

What goes in the right side portion of the vertical line?

• Notes
  
• Doodles
  
• Key concepts/Cues/Guided Questions
  Lesson summary
  
• Lesson summary
  

1. What goes in the left side portion of the vertical line?

• Sentences
  
• Key concepts/Cues/Guided Questions
• Notes
• Doodles

What strategy will help you reduce the quantity of writing necessary in your notes?

• Taking a picture of the board
• Writing everything out word-for-word
  
• Using abbreviations, possibly doodling and symbols
• All of the above

What should you do soon after the lesson to help your understanding and memory?

• Review, summarize the notes and main ideas and write in key concepts/cues
• Don't do anything
• Burn your notebook
• Copy your study buddy's notes

What will happen if you only take notes and never revisit them? 

• Probably get a D or F
• Probably get an A or B

What was the reason Cornell Notes were invented?

• To help professors understand how students think
• To help students remember the information better

What is note taking?

• Using any formati for notes and writing exactly what the teacher says.
• Writing down only the important parts. Having the Cornell Note format.

What is NOT note making?

• Copying what that teacher wrote down.
• Reviewing notes and adding missed information.
• Underlining key phrases and circling key vocabulary.
• Studying with a friend.