Cornell Notes

QUESTIONS on the left side of the notes should correspond with the information on the right.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

• Not necessarily

The SUMMARY section of Cornell notes should...

• match the number of questions, including the Essential Question and the questions in the left column.

• summarize the main ideas without referencing the questions.

• include only the Essential Question and ignore other questions.

• be a brief overview of the entire topic without specific details.

How can you emphasize important parts or key words?

• Underline

• Highlight

• Circle

• Bold

True or False: Note-taking is a one-time experience and you do not have to interact with notes after you take them in class.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

• Only for exams

What are some examples of repetition in our life?

• Memorizing a song

• Learning how to shoot a free throw

• Getting ready for a test

• All of the above

What kind of information goes in box number 4? Options: Name/Period/Title, Summary, "In-the-Moment" Notes, Questions or Key Ideas

• Name/Period/Title

• Summary

• In-the-Moment Notes

• Questions or Key Ideas

Why should you take notes the Cornell Way?

• Build critical thinking skills

• Improve handwriting

• Enhance memory retention

• Increase class participation

What is the 10/24/7 strategy?

• A method to improve time management

• AVID's strategy to reduce the rate of forgetting

• A technique for effective note-taking

• A guideline for classroom behavior

What are some strategies you can do within the first 10 minutes in your notes section to get your first repetition?

• Circle key words

• Write a summary of the entire topic

• Add question marks near points of confusion

• Ignore difficult concepts

What are strategies to get repetitions in the question section of your notes?

• Chunk your notes

• Write a summary of each section

• Use flashcards for every topic

• Try and identify/anticipate potential test questions