What does EQ stand for AND what is the purpose of the EQ?

Name 5 of the ten types of evidence the teacher might see on your notes AFTER you reviewed your notes.

When studying for a quiz or test, how does a student use the “fold over” method?

How many questions should you have in your notes? 📝

How long should your summary be?

Does repetition help people remember things?

• Yes

• No

What are the parts of Cornell Notes?

• Name Block, EQ , Notes, Questions, Summary

• Notes, Questions

• Notes & summary

• EQ , Notes, & Questions

How many repetitions does it take to bring the rate of retention up to 90%?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Chunking is...

• Cutting your notes with scissors.

• Not used in Cornell botes

• The process of dividing your notes into key topics or main points.

• The process of adding information after the lesson is over.

How often should you review your notes?

• In class, the next day, a week later, & twice before the test or quiz.

• Only the night before the test or quiz.

• The next day to review and mark up areas you do not understand and that’s all.

• Never, just taking notes is good.