Active Learning: Cornell Notes

The video discusses the drawbacks of linear note taking and introduces the Cornell method as a more effective alternative. The Cornell method organizes notes into sections for better understanding and active engagement. It involves creating a notes column, a cues column for questions and links, and a summary section. This method enhances learning by promoting active listening and summarizing, which aids in understanding and recall. Research supports its effectiveness, showing improved performance over traditional note taking.

What new insight or understanding did you gain from this video?

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF