Note Taking

What should be the first think you do to begin taking notes?

• Have paper and pen.

• Look over class material/ subject before class.

• Pick your note taking method.

• Reread all of my notes.

It’s essential to take lots and lots of notes during class.

• True

• False

 What should you do with your notes after class?

• Go play your Nintedo Switch.

• Re-write notes and make them more legable.

• qWait and review your notes immediately before

    you take a test.

• qTake a few minutes after class to fill-in and

    clarify your notes, so you have some

    immediate review.

A downside to taking few notes during

class is that when you go back to review

there’s not much to work with.

• False

• True

It’s fine to adapt aspects of this system to see what works best for you.

• True

• False

What do C-Notes stand for?

• Carrington Notes

• Corral Notes

• Cornell Notes

• Cross Notes

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

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Spending a few minutes after class writing a summary of

what happened can help you get the big picture of what

 you are learning.

• False

• True

The cue/question area should

only be completed after class.

• True

• False