Note Taking

What is paraphrasing?

• putting ideas into your own words
• falling from the sky with a parachute
• writing down exact words from a source

What is plagiarism?

• stealing someone else's ideas or words and using them as your own
• a condition where there is a lot of plaque buildup on your teeth
• something you should do in your writing

What information should go in your notes?

• paraphrased information from sources
• directly quoted information from sources
• source information
• all of these

Which of the following are note taking methods?

• Cornell

• Split Page

• Outline

• KWL chart

• Symbols & Abbreviations

1. You should take notes while you’re reading _________.

• so you can show your future teachers your notes so that they know what you’ve already learned

• because it will help you not get bored when you’re sitting in class

• because you can’t rely on your short-term memory to remember everything you read

• because notes will be helpful for any classmates or friends who need to copy your work

What kind of note-taking method is this?

• Cornell notes

• outline

• mind map

What kind of note-taking method is this?

• Cornell notes

• outline

• mind map

What kind of note-taking method is this?

• Cornell notes

• outline

• mind map

What are the 3 parts of Cornell notes?

• bottom: summary

• left: key words or questions

• middle/right: notes

• left: summary

• right: key words

• Sentence notes note taking method
• Cornell notes note taking method
• Charting  note taking method