Cornell Notes Quiz

The Instructions for washing hair or 重复, is a typical example of:

• Repetition
• Physical hygiene
• Something that will lead to being the valedictorian
• Initial interaction

The Curve of Forgetting states that:

• Ten repetitions of the material are essential to academic success
• Without repetition, within one week retention is below 5%
• The first repetition of information should happen within 24 hours
• Rate of memory significantly decreases over time

Question marks are utilized to indicate confusion in notes.

• true
• false

Potential test questions should be circled in the notes.

• True
• False

Repetition strategies cannot be used with notes taken electronically.

• True
• False

Questions on the left side of the note should correspond with the information on the right.

• True
• False

A crease in the paper is evidence for chunking of notes.

• True
• False

Which list is correct in showing ways to get repetitions with your notes?

• Chunk, file, rewrite,
• chunk, highlight, asterisk, fold over
• circle, rewrite, color, questions
• chunk, file, rewrite, flashcards

Summarize Ebbinghaus's "Rate of Forgetting."

• If notes are not reviewed, we retain only 30 % of information.
• When we review the first 10 minutes after we take notes, we remember more.
• We need to go back to our notes and annotate within 24 hours to increase our memory of the materials.
• All options are correct.

Imagine you are explaining the effect that repetitions could have on grades to an elementary student. What information from the video is essential to convince the youngster to interact with his or her notes?

• All options are correct.
• Increased memory on information from notes.
• Less time studying the night before a test is required.
• The information will be retained in your long term memory.