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WorksheetsFocused Note Taking
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 12mins
You must revisit your notes multiple times in a variety of ways in order for learning to occur most effectively.
True
False
What is phase 1 of FNT?
Processing notes
Taking notes
Applying learning
Complete TRF
What are 3 crucial components to phase 1 of FNT?
Establish a purpose and objective
Write notes
Select the best format
Process the notes
Before any note-taking begins, you must establish a note-taking purpose and objective.
True
False
What is phase 2 of FNT?
Taking notes
Processing notes
Connecting thinking
Establish a purpose and objective
Choose all the formats you can take notes in.
Cornell notes
Graphic organizers
Mind maps
Interactive notebooks
And more!
Choose the FALSE statement about phase 2 of FNT: processing notes.
Involves thinking about the notes.
Should be done within 1 week of taking the notes.
Provides opportunities for collaboration.
Will get messy as note-takers revise.
Focuses on clarifying content and organization.
Choose all that apply: What are some ways you can revise your notes during phase 2 of FNT?
highlighting
deleting/adding
throw them away
asking questions
Phase 3 of FNT is connecting thinking.
True
False
Choose all that apply: How can you "think beyond the notes" in phase 3 of FNT: connecting thinking?
Decide which format is best
Ask questions about the notes
Think about the notes as a whole
Add original thinking
Only levels 2 and 3 of Costa’s Levels of Thinking should be used during phase 3 of FNT to produce effective questions and connections.
True
False
Choose the example of a Level 2 question in Costa's Levels of Thinking.
Why does the author use a simile in this paragraph?
What is a simile?
How many paragraphs are there?
Choose the example of a Level 3 question in Costa's Levels of Thinking.
What is the formula for area?
How can I use this formula in real-life?
What is area?
What is phase 4 of FNT?
Applying learning
Connecting thinking
Summarizing and reflecting on learning
There are only 3 phases
Choose all that apply: Why is summarizing crucial to a student's understanding of a source?
requires learners to sift through the information
sort out the big ideas from the less significant details
consider how the pieces fit together
communicate the big idea in several succinct sentences
What are two questions you should ask yourself during phase 4 of FNT: summarizing and reflecting?
What format should I use?
What is my purpose or objective?
What have I learned?
How will this be useful?
Phase 5 of FNT is:
(a)
Choose all that apply: how can you complete phase 5 of FNT: applying learning?
Test
Philosophical chairs
Presentation
Problem-solving
