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Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 15mins
What does EQ stand for AND what is the purpose of the EQ?
Name 5 of the ten types of evidence the teacher might see on your notes AFTER you reviewed your notes.
When studying for a quiz or test, how does a student use the “fold over” method?
How many questions should you have in your notes? 📝
How long should your summary be?
Does repetition help people remember things?
Yes
No
What are the parts of Cornell Notes?
Name Block, EQ , Notes, Questions, Summary
Notes, Questions
Notes & summary
EQ , Notes, & Questions
How many repetitions does it take to bring the rate of retention up to 90%?
1
2
3
4
5
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 often should you review your notes?
In class, the next day, a week later, & twice before the test or quiz.
Only the night before the test or quiz.
The next day to review and mark up areas you do not understand and that’s all.
Never, just taking notes is good.
Your notes should be completed... (a)
How does highlighting and chunking help you use your notes to study?
